Since people have lived and worked outdoors in the sun throughout history, and have most likely benefited from these positive effects, it is important to note that it is the modern "practice" of compulsive tanning (especially in tanning salons) which may be considered potentially addictive.
In the end, Mr. Giles said: "The Detroit newspapers were able to introduce what we consider to be modern newspaper management practices.
Some high-tech treatments are modern updates on practices long used by horsemen, like Jackson's cold saltwater spa, a Jacuzzi kept just above freezing.
The Palestine and Bosnian Partition Plans and European Union practice are modern examples of conditioning recognition of statehood on human rights, democracy, and minority protection guarantees.
While contraceptives are modern medicine, popular perceptions and practices are influenced by religion and other therapeutic approaches.
As Reuters notes, a judge refused to block the teaching in July, ruling that "yoga at its roots is religious," but its modern practice is secular and "a distinctly American cultural phenomenon".
In turn, by positioning the primary solution to be health care – of which biomedicine is the dominant, modern practice – the UHC campaign medicalizes the agenda.
But isn't it modern practice to retire at the usual age, or is a constitutional monarch as immutable as the pope?
Two of these studies completed enrollment by 1996 (see Table 1 in Sharrock et al. [ 9]) and are unlikely to be representative of modern practice.
In addition, they state that "two of the studies in Group A (potent anticoagulant group) completed enrollment by 1996 and were unlikely to be representative of modern practice".
