Sentence examples for more conventional settings from inspiring English sources

Glowork also finds women to work in more conventional settings.

Miller also suggested that "Rubalcaba should develop his ideas in more conventional settings.

The most common reasons for dental general anaesthetic (DGA) care include the dental disease scenerio being too severe to warrant dental treatment under more conventional settings, behavioural problems of the child or medical/physical complications [ 2, 3].

Although specialized containment care procedures and facilities may play a limited role in certain extraordinary cases, such as those discussed here, CDC has published guidance for management of viral hemorrhagic fevers in more conventional settings (19 – 219).

It is possible that CLD patients are attracted to unconventional providers – those providing extensive antibiotic regimens beyond current guidelines ('Lyme-literate medical doctors') and/or CAM providers due to the lack of symptomatic relief, as well as a perceived lack of sympathy to the diagnosis of CLD in more conventional settings.

However, in both studies there was evidence of behavioral risk reductions in both intervention and control arms, which casts doubt on the additional effectiveness of the POL intervention over and above more conventional AIDS education approaches in these settings.

More importantly, the potential relationships between gene sets or clusters are difficult to identify in conventional settings.

Some of the pieces in the group performed by Susan Narucki, the soprano, were more conventional art songs: Leo Sowerby's "Adventurer" (1920) and Vittorio Giannini's "There Were Two Swans" (1943) are attractive settings, but not especially memorable.

Of two nearly contemporaneous settings by Wagner and Schumann of a Heine poem, "Die Beiden Grenadiere," Schumann's was more conventional but also more psychologically probing.

More conventional instruments do too.

Others preferred more conventional logic.