Sentence examples for longer common practice from inspiring English sources

The use of unclaimed bodies is no longer common practice, nor is the purchase of cadavers; in fact, most anatomists would consider the pricing of such a generous and courageous gift to be distasteful, if not immoral.

Therefore, commuting and frequent travelling for work-related purposes are no longer common practice.

We deleted 1 article that reported on flexible nailing, a technique that is no longer common practice (Rodríquez-Merchán 1995).

Topical forms of antibiotics used as the only form of treatment are no longer a common practice either, for the same reason.[13][14].[13][14]

Another study, of 2,116 patients at 99 hospitals in this country, found that an anticlotting drug used in performing angioplasty procedures to open narrowed arteries achieved better results if prescribed for a much longer time than is now common practice.

Storage of MHC multimers at 4°C for longer periods of time is common practice.

Although stopping long-term therapy if the patient is no longer swallowing appears to be common practice, it is both clinically and ethically questionable and merits further debate, particularly as parenteral formulations of these medicines are available and a route change is possible.

This observation does not mean that revolutionary change cannot ever be achieved, but it does suggest that in order to do so, interventions supporting structural and individual change need to be substantially different, and perhaps delivered over a much longer time frame than is currently common practice.

We hypothesize that this is due to longer filter survival with citrate, since it is common practice to postpone termination of CVVH until circuit failure is impending.

I understand that lying is no longer part of the vocabulary of banking and rather has just become common practice.

The use of live bait was a longstanding and common practice when filming predators, although, fortunately, it is no longer all that common.