Sentence examples for practised for a while from inspiring English sources

Inhibition of anti-CCD IgG and IgE has been practised for a while in basic research 5, 20, 23, 24.

Lengthening the femur with an external fixator is commonly practised for a wide variety of pathologies.

And as the large "E" signifies on the green flag that drops to start each race, all the whirling motors on the track are now propelled by corn-fuel.The idea of linking ethanol and the IndyCar Racing League (IRL) came from Paul Dana, a driver who died a year ago while practising for a race.

Whenever I heard about an injury or a setback in his training (he told me casually how he'd broken a leg while practising for a record attempt) I'd be beside myself with worry and would seek swift assurances that he'd take better precautions in future.

Most importantly, socio-economic development incentives are required to address the inequalities in tsamdro resource access, poor management of tsamdro practised for hundreds of years, while also to minimize grazing conflicts among the herders.

You'll need to practise this one for a while to get the timing just so, but for advanced name-forgetters the Dodge is the way to go.

That being said, he's been practising with contact for a while now, and there was some chatter Monday that he could make his comeback on Friday, when the Pens play Dallas, who are currently right behind Pittsburgh at second place overall in the league.

But there was also months of practising for such an event while on Earth.

There may be some who can take seriously the opening address by Charles Allen, "mayor of the athletes' village", explaining slowly that the athletes have practised for years for the Olympics, while everyone, from Coca Cola to BP, makes the hilarious claim that "athletes are at the heart of what we do".

Practice this for a while.

Do this for a while.