In the UK elements of antenatal care such as prenatal "birth groups" have, for many years, traditionally been delivered in a group format.
The overall risk is increased almost 10-fold in mothers aged more than 34 years (traditionally accounting for 9-14% of all mothers) than in those aged less than 35 years.
The linkages between vegetation and hillslope geomorphology have been the subject of serious study for years, but traditionally, ecologists and geomorphologists have viewed these interactions as unidirectional.
Expert networks, such as GLG, have been around for years, but have traditionally focused on investors willing to shell out huge dollars to understand a company's strategic thinking.
"The fourth quarter of the year traditionally accounts for 30 to 40percentt of business and the first quarter is usually the worst".
For years, the most traditionally-credible solution for a damaged steel pipe is to remove the pipe entirely or just a localised damaged section and then replace it by a new one or cover with a steel patch through welding, respectively.
For years, PD has been traditionally defined through motor symptomatology, but it is now recognized that the non-motor symptoms affecting neuropsychiatric, sleep, autonomic, and sensory domains occur in up to 88% of PD patients, probably resulting in a significant source of disability.
This has been the custom for many years because, traditionally, there have been few postdoc positions in Finland.
"For years and years, New York City has traditionally been behind the nation in new media, but we're sort of catching up," he said.
Some are man-made and some have been traditionally followed for years.
For years Christian publishers have stormed into traditionally secular territory, publishing crime fiction, self-help, drama, young-adult literature and Spanish-language romance novels.
