Sentence examples for have become accepted practice from inspiring English sources

58 Another complication is that elements of early enhanced recovery programmes have become accepted practice within conventional care.

It has become accepted practice to wear a yukata on the street on warm summer evenings.

Thus, by the post-World War II science boom, peer review had become accepted practice.

In more convenient times it has become accepted practice for players to slip home for the birth of a child.

Because it has become accepted practice to wear yukata on the street on warm summer evenings, the cottons designed for them have become increasingly handsome.

As discussed in a story we published two weeks ago about a doctor whose daughter has Down Syndrome, it has become accepted practice for parents to abort fetuses that carry that particular chromosomal abnormality.

In an age where the subversion of facts has become accepted practice, the curation of truth – whether by humans, machines or both – has seldom been more valuable.   .

Then it's a question of who you trust and where you go to have your information filtered to be able to see the wood for the trees". In an age where the subversion of facts has become accepted practice, the curation of truth – whether by humans, machines or both – has seldom been more valuable.

Since use of the contra-lateral non-loaded limb as a control has become accepted practice, we undertook the present study to assess whether this was indeed the case.

Changing names or ordering license plates with certain auspicious numbers has become accepted practices in recent years.

While these three tests have become accepted in practice and research, there are concerns regarding their diagnostic performance and specificity for small nerve fiber impairment.