Sentence examples for most commonly practised from inspiring English sources

Acupuncture, aromatherapy and manipulative medicine (osteopathy and chiropractic) are the most commonly referred to and the most commonly practised therapies.

Transsphenoidal microsurgery of pituitary tumors is to date considered the most commonly practised operative technique for these lesions.

An increase in tipoffs from community activists and officers on the ground in remote regions, where FGM is most commonly practised, is already paying dividends, according to politicians and police chiefs.

According to the World Health Organisation more than 140 million women worldwide live with the effects of FGM, which is most commonly practised in northeast and west Africa, but also in places such as Yemen and Indonesia.

The three most commonly practised skills reported by respondents were eye, obstetric and ear examination, for which simulator equipment is available in the clinical skills lab.

Internal calibration, that is comparing the piece of work being marked with others of its type, was the most commonly practised marking aide, with nearly all the respondents describing some variation on the technique.

Abstention from personal "bad habits" such as watching television or eating too much sugar is also commonly practised.

"It is normal practice in many cultures and, despite recommendations to the contrary, it is still commonly practised in the UK," they say.

You can expect forward bends with legs together or apart, lunges and gentle backbends – poses that are commonly practised in dynamic yoga classes.

The state still controls the main broadcasters and publications, and self-censorship is commonly practised.

Such large-scale group ranches are not commonly practised in rural communities in Nigeria.