Sentence examples for longer standard practice from inspiring English sources
In a struggle to rehabilitate its image since the scandal erupted, Siemens has draped a dense net of rules over the company to familiarize everyone with the basic precept that money-for-business is no longer standard practice.
The comparator treatment (a mixture of pegaptanib, PDT and no treatment) as used in the ABC trial is no longer standard NHS practice because of the approval of ranibizumab.
This chemotherapy regimen is no longer a standard practice for adjuvant treatment of colon cancer stage III, because of the introduction of more effective regimens, including the cytotoxic drug oxaliplatin (Andre et al, 2004).
Unfortunately, a bankruptcy might come back to haunt you even after the six years, as archive records are kept longer and it's standard practice for mortgage lenders to ask applicants if they have ever been bankrupt – most will shy away from those who have.
Neonatal patients requiring at least one unit of RBCs will be randomized to receive either (1) RBCs stored no longer than 7 days or (2) standard practice.
It might also be worth assessing risk over a longer period than just one year, now the standard practice, or raising some banks' capital requirements if their size means that they make a disproportionate marginal contribution to system-wide risk.
We might further identify high- and low-risk classes within the assigned clusters as is standard practice, but this is no longer a required post-processing part of the expression analysis.
In 1993, multiple-cause coding of death certificates was introduced as standard practice in England, but information about multiple-cause mortality for longer-term trends is not available nationally.
Becoming a manager to advance your career, as was standard practice in the past (and still is in some companies), is no longer required.
"This is standard practice.
