That hasn't stopped the Sounders from routinely attracting crowds of over 35,000 to their games.
Because of concerns over the preservative, vaccine makers in 2001 largely eliminated thimerosal from routinely administered childhood vaccines.
None of which seems to deter Sofia Coppola, the film director, from routinely finding a quiet seat toward the back.
In June, Gov. Rick Scott signed a law barring Florida doctors from routinely asking patients if they own a gun.
For years, Minow, Monks, and others fought for an S.E.C. rule change that would prevent money managers from routinely voting shares without considering the views of investors.
A spokeswoman said the Senate Office of Public Records was barred from routinely checking lobbyist filings to ensure that they were honoring the rules.
But whenever a Union advance appeared imminent, only the opportunity to sell their crops and inventory might prevent Southern farmers and soldiers from routinely burning the cotton.
The parameters derived from routinely performed PET images may impact on clinical practice.
Burn cases were identified as follows: operational information about the location, type and timing of each emergency call (hereinafter the 'call' was scrutinised from routinely captured electronic spreadsheets.
Wang et al. (2008) found a seismic low-velocity zone beneath the focal area of the 2008 earthquake using data from routinely operated stations.
We also used data from routinely operated stations of Tohoku University, JMA, and Hi-net in the period from 1997 to 2007.
