Sentence examples for routine terms from inspiring English sources

Those are the routine terms issued by the arts council bureaucrats and the museum establishment, whenever they want to spend public money on something that they would never dream of having in their living room.

Meanwhile, the Republican Party fell completely under the control of its most extreme elements, and "traitor" became a routine term for its opponents.

Even fastidious grandmothers now say, when confessing error, that they "screwed up"; "screwed" has also become a routine term for being victimized.

The workflow combines GC analysis for total FA profiling and a shotgun lipidomics routine termed MS/MSALL for quantitative mapping of molecular lipid species [ 24].

Here we present a workflow for in-depth analysis of milk lipids that combines gas chromatography (GC) for fatty acid (FA) profiling and a shotgun lipidomics routine termed MS/MSALL for structural characterization of molecular lipid species.

Here we present a workflow that integrates gas chromatography for fatty acid profiling and a shotgun lipidomics routine termed MS/MSALL for structural analysis and quantification of molecular lipid species.

In routine activity terms, being embedded in an offender network may help create 'likely' offenders.

Although whole genome sequencing may soon become routine, in terms of cost, time, and labor, it is often more practical to target specific regions of interest in the genome.

(Henry) It's just generally the issue of they have had to wait a long time You've got to think also there are diabetics among there that have to regulate their meals, and they have their set routine in terms of their meals and health.

This will help your body to develop a routine in terms of its consumption of glucose from foods.

All routine full-term births are continuing at the Singleton maternity unit as normal.