Sentence examples for is the established norm from inspiring English sources

In settings where empirical management supported by few diagnostic tests is the established norm, it can be difficult to change the behaviour of clinicians so that they respond to additional diagnostic information.

In the event they could prove a convincing case, their decision should be respected since the authority of surrogacy is the established norm, at least in the United States.

One of the most important controls of our behavior is the established norms within any given community.

Owing to the high volume of samples processed by some laboratories using automated systems, the screening with treponemal assays and confirming with non-treponemal tests is becoming the established norm.

Uganda's health sector staffing situation is below the established norms.

These factors are far from the established norm in Malawi where destitution may await those with mental illness.

Our samples were both well within the established norm; Patient B had a mean number of 52 foci and Patient C, a mean of 50 MLH foci per cell.

So the established norm is the cult behavior as opposed to normal behavior," he said.

So the established norm is the cult behaviour as opposed to normal behaviour," he said.

At strategic levels of assessment the established norm can be misleading and practice is illusive.

"The president has been clear that the use of chemical weapons — or the transfer of chemical weapons to terrorist groups — is a red line for the United States, as there has long been an established norm within the international community against the use of chemical weapons," the White House announced on June 13 , 2013