Sentence examples for less routinely from inspiring English sources

Analysts tend to divide these net markets between those selling items bought through contracts with suppliers and those bought less routinely.

Less routinely, he foresees a greater role for the private sector in such areas as oil, electricity and telecoms, with clear, court-enforced rules to attract wary foreign investors.Not routinely at all, he if he it indeed is may be really willing and able to do it.

One of the major caveats associated with HPLC is that less routinely used chemicals like hexylamine and octane sulfonic acid sodium may be required to quantitate morphine and other opiates (Lurie & Carr 1986; Lee et al. 2005).

A limitation pertaining the use of historical data is that CRP measurements were more or less routinely measured, and more in those patients who were psychiatrically or somatically ill.

Whilst there is an abundance of tools aimed at preventing the occurrence of fatigue cracking at the design stage typically adopting the so called 'safe life' design philosophy tools to assess the growth and tolerance of cracks once initiated are less routinely applied in the rail industry than in other industries such as aerospace and power generation.

In particular, young adults and caregivers of adolescents review data less routinely and should be specifically targeted for educational efforts.

Vaccine coverage in the entire cohort was less than routinely recommended.

Vaccine coverage for both pneumococcal and influenza vaccines in the entire cohort was less than routinely recommended (16.5% and 53.1% respectively).

Such equivalent circuit models were selected, considering the possible adsorption fashion and the film structure of AHA at the copper surface as well as evaluating the least error for each parameter routinely less than 10% and the Chi-square values (χ 2) less than 1 × 10−3.

Wages that are routinely less than half the legal minimum wage.

Dystopian fiction may be the only genre written for children that's routinely less didactic than its adult counterpart.