Sentence examples for more routine practice from inspiring English sources

Little research has been done on how often second opinions occur in more routine practice — how, when and why patients decide to obtain them, the obstacles and how they overcome the obstacles.

Finally, sensitive microscopic methods have become more routine practice.

The universal calibration object will help further the adoption of RSA into a more routine practice, providing the opportunity to generate quantitative databases on joint replacement performance.

Monitoring of active polyomavirus BK (BKV) infections by quantitative real-time PCR is becoming a progressively more routine practice in the care of renal transplant patients due to the potential for these infections to injure transplanted kidneys.

These cytotoxic functions are markedly variable among individuals, and NK function analysis has become a more routine practice in many diseases [ 6– 8].

For instance, facilities in Kigali City performed more routine practices in antenatal care but fewer practices in delivery care compared with the Western province.

The document spelled out the scope of the rule's ban on proprietary trading and its broad exemptions for more routine business practices that can be mistaken for riskier trades.

There is a trade-off between seeking to know more about the contribution each of the components might (or might not) contribute to any putative benefit and seeking to know more about the impact of acupuncture as a package of care that more closely reflects routine practice.

To some participants, it felt more like a routine practice than basketball enlightenment.

Despite the immense workload, prosecutors said they liked their newfound flexibility in pursuing cases — more like the routine practice of their peers in criminal courts.

His debut seemed like more than a routine practice, transforming a normally dreary August afternoon into the most welcomed of distractions.