Sentence examples for into common practice from inspiring English sources

If something segues from appearance into common practice, then you have a situation that may become more complex.

But she lived to see similar versions of her invention be put into common practice, and in 1997, Hedy Lamarr, at the age of 82, and George Antheil (posthumously) were honored with the Pioneer Award by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

PIs need to be clearly defined, and tested for validity, reliability and responsiveness before they can be put into common practice [5].

Awaiting the introduction of such developments into common practice, we recommend adding the RD as anatomical landmark when using fluoroscopy for aligning hinged external fixators with the elbow rotation axis.

The web appears to be a suitable forum for presenting food composition information to the nutrition experts who convert nutritional information and dietary guidelines into common practice in Finland.

Finding those exact, all-encapsulating words to describe my entire life has been a challenge as I tried defining myself to fit into common practice.

And an image that had been forming for decades cannot disappear overnight, it is maintained because it turned into a common practice.

Wagner told bFM putting pay equity into law and common practice is a top priority for 2018: "Currently we know that there are thousands and thousands of women whose pay is historically low.

These findings call into question the common practice of treating patients with topical decongestants prior to diagnostic sinonasal endoscopy.

These data call into question the common practice of preferentially placing CVCs in the internal jugular vein.

If the health implications of household kerosene use are confirmed, it would call into question the common practice in developing countries of providing kerosene subsidies to poor households.