Sentence examples for practices commonly used from inspiring English sources

The government informed the industry that many practices commonly used in the marketing and sale of prescription drugs could run afoul of federal fraud and abuse laws.

To represent real construction practices, commonly used #5 GFRP reinforcing bars with nominal diameter of 16 mm are studied.

The investigation of 'durability' involved the study of factors not explored before regarding materials and practices commonly used to produce gilded wooden surfaces in South Europe.

In the fall of 1997, large parts of Indonesia were engulfed in forest fires that originated with slash-and-burn practices commonly used by farmers as a cheap way of clearing land but were aggravated by the especially dry and windy season caused by El Niño.

Fruit pruning and potassium fertilization, two cultural practices commonly used by the banana growers, can also impact the concentration of malate in fleshy fruits (for review see [ 13]).

However, modern breeding practices commonly used in the cattle industry include artificial insemination and hybridization of breeds (thereby introducing more variation in CNVs), for example, when importing foreign excellent cattle sperm for insemination of Chinese cows (Li, Xie, et al. 2013).

It is important to note that the aim of this paper is not to defend this practice, but to improve a practice commonly used by epidemiologists in terms of multiple testing.

Adding to this, patients in normal clinical practice commonly use more than one psychotropic drug [ 17- 20].

One of the practices most commonly used by organised crime is buying and selling property at fake values.

Mechanical thinning and prescribed burning practices are commonly used to prevent large fires.

Intravaginal practices are commonly used by women to manage their vaginal health and sexual life.