Sentence examples for is commonly advocated from inspiring English sources
Emergent surgical decompression is commonly advocated for optimal neurological recovery.
Omitting the R-phase is commonly advocated by the fact that the B2 ↔ R transformation strains are much smaller and not all NiTi alloys exhibit R-phase transformation.
The generation of heterogeneous fire mosaics is commonly advocated as a strategy for biodiversity conservation in flammable ecosystems, but it is usually unclear how mosaic properties link to biodiversity outcomes.
The use of the Aconitum species, such as A. kusnezoffii and A. carmichaeli is commonly advocated by traditional Chinese Medicines (TCM) practitioners for the management of pain caused by trigeminal and intercostal neuralgia, rheumatism, arthritis, bruises, and fractures.
Those findings should prompt intensivists to institute strict (perhaps stricter than is commonly advocated [ 17]) control of blood glucose, with the help of the 'wonder drug' insulin.
Despite the fact that reduction of a spondylolisthesis is commonly advocated there are only two studies that have reported on a possible relation between reduction itself and improvement of clinical outcome.
Although riparian forest buffers are commonly advocated as best management practices, the extent of forest necessary to effectively mitigate upstream agricultural effects on streams remains unresolved.
Urgent adenotonsillectomy was commonly advocated.
Although a final cooling temperature of 20°C or below with a long cooling time and gradual rewarming are commonly advocated, promising results have been reported by some groups using selective ACP with moderate hypothermia [ 7].
Prescribed burning is a commonly advocated and historical practice for control of woody species encroachment into grasslands on all continents.
The involvement of patients and public in the design and delivery of public services, especially health services, is now commonly advocated, if not mandated, by governments, regulators, and professional bodies.
