Sentence examples for previously routinely from inspiring English sources

Having previously routinely flown pregnant asylum seeker women to Australia for delivery, it is now Australian government policy that asylum seekers and refugees deliver babies on Nauru.

In our study BAC results were unavailable to the medical staff; BAC were not previously routinely requested from our RR, nor was BAC testing available on site.

Inclusion criteria for primary care practices include:  The primary care practice employs a PN;  Primary care physicians and PNs have not previously routinely initiated insulin in their practice.

We also verified its validity and stability by comparing with the flow cytometer approach which is previously routinely used in biomedical laboratories.

However, as none of the reviewers previously routinely used either SUMSearch or Google Scholar, we believe it is unlikely that bias caused by a preference for a specific search engine was a relevant factor.

It was previously not routinely performed in our trauma center.

It is a nucleoside analog that introduces mutations into the RNA viral genome during replication and was previously used routinely for infants hospitalized with RSV.

A step-by-step approach using different extraction techniques while performing an ongoing risk benefit analysis, as described previously, was routinely applied.

A likely explanation to this is that teeth floating was previously performed routinely at the clinics at the horse owner's request (and less likely to be noted as a diagnosis) whereas today the company's policy is to perform teeth floating when necessary and then note a diagnosis related to the problem (personal communication, Jenny Ennerdal, ATG Equine Clinics Ltd).

7 Measurement of BAC may provide a means of assessing the influence of alcohol use on the person's presentation and management, 8– 10 but our ED staff were blinded to results (BAC requests not previously being routinely available at our hospital).

More recently, results from three demonstration studies in England, in which invitations were extended to women aged 65 69, suggested that older women who have previously been routinely screened by the programme had similar uptake patterns to younger women, and screening these women was estimated to be as cost-effective as for the 50 64 age group (Moss et al, 2001).