Sentence examples for routine considerations from inspiring English sources

Prophylactic antibiotic therapy was given at the surgeon's discretion according to clinical routine considerations.

It is worth noting that guidance for social impact assessment and environmental justice contributed to institutionalizing these issues as routine considerations within EIA (Bass 1998; Burdge 1988) Evaluation criteria have been proposed for HIA, but HIA practice has been subject to limited evaluation (Parry and Kemm 2005).

The chamber then moved on to what the government anticipated would be a routine consideration of the backpacker tax legislation.

Again though, we can teeter from the routine consideration of seasonal influenza (which still kills thousands of people each year) to scaremongering about bird flu (which has so far killed only a few hundred – though more than half of those infected died).

The design-build method is not necessarily a routine consideration for new hospitals; the number constructed with the method in the last three years is in the single digits, said Nisan Gertz, vice president of the health care group at the commercial real estate services company Jones Lang LaSalle, which consulted on the Orange Regional project.

Further consideration should be given to the drafting of checklists to encourage the active and routine consideration of critical issues and priorities.

This is not to say DE will not use public datasets, or that traditional epidemiology never involved proprietary data, but rather that the routine consideration of proprietary datasets is unique.

Evidently there is a need for improved assessment and management practices which address the range of critical risk factors, in addition to the routine consideration of public health risks.

Alternatively, it may be related to its routine consideration and charting as part of the pre-operation work up for the patient.

12 Before this date our policy was to consider aspirin in all patients, 15 but this changed to routine consideration of enoxaparin from June 2010.

Detection is a readily available, technically noncomplex test which offers a window on the metastatic process and a refinement of pathologic staging and is worthy of routine consideration.