Sentence examples for not a usual practice from inspiring English sources

The minimum surface roughness of 5.6 nm has been reported on cemented carbide, which is not a usual practice to achieve on such polycrystalline material, and hence it may be considered as a significant research contribution.

For instance, studies in Tamil Nadu have shown reduction of breast cancer risk with prolonged breastfeeding which is not a usual practice today.

Currently, it is not a usual practice for the management of depression in Spain [ 33].

Even in instances where funding for the research is acknowledged, stating the amount received is not a usual practice.

When interpreting these results, it is important to note that the measurements were taken after instillation of artificial tears, which is not a usual practice in clinics.

And there will be disclosures, but I would not call it a usual practice.

Finally, since Hb measurement after the dialysis is not an usual clinical practice, we propose an equation to predict the post-dialysis Hb concentration based on an adjusted model.

"It is not the usual practice to have a joint report in processes such as this," Holland said.

The method of recruitment, the terms of treatment, and the exclusion of many subjects because of the strict use of diagnostic criteria may not represent usual practice even within a specialised clinic and that clinic will not resemble at all closely the universe of clinics offering treatment for those with the relevant disorders.

Sheriff Kevin Walsh of Onondaga County told the newspaper that he was looking into why Mr. Renz had been put into a holding area with other prisoners — not the usual practice in holding someone facing such accusations.

It is the second group that is more relevant to the question of the extent to which a trial may be representative, or not, of usual practice.