Sentence examples for is usually advocated from inspiring English sources

The implementation of these modified right-turn channels is usually advocated to allow for safer pedestrian crossing.

Its implementation is usually advocated to afford drivers a better view of the traffic stream they are to merge with and to allow also for safer pedestrian crossing.

Therefore, resection of a HCA larger than 5 cm is usually advocated.

A much higher cut-point may be required than that which is usually advocated.

A tibial tubercle osteotomy is usually advocated but may result in additional complications including tibial tubercle pseudarthrosis.

Surgical treatment is usually advocated for unstable lesions, in case of persisting symptoms, or if skeletal maturity is imminent.

In addition, long healing periods are usually advocated prior to implant installation.

The inclusion of wireless along with wireline in the coming GOP proposal was surprising — the concept was usually advocated for, in my experience, by the more diehard advocates of net neutrality.

Atomism in the Renaissance is typically related to the Neoplatonic concept of semina and to the Epicurean philosophy, and was usually advocated by radical anti-Aristotelian thinkers like Giordano Bruno.

Although no clinical trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of AEDs in MAE has been conducted, ethosuximide [ 11] and valproate [ 12, 13] are usually advocated as first-line therapy, although the percentage of children achieving a remission with valproate monotherapy is quite low [ 14].

Aspirin is known to cause other intestinal problems such as bleeding, so its long term use is not usually advocated.