For example, naphtha - a complex hydrocarbon – is routinely used for extraction of bitumen from oil sands, needs to be monitored on a routine basis in oil sands processing.
For years, pro-Fernández news programs on state television had brought up the adoptions on an almost nightly basis, routinely applying words such as "appropriator" and "impunity" to Herrera de Noble.
His predecessor, Lord Carey, banged the same drum on an even more regular basis, routinely accusing the government as well as the BBC of actively marginalising Christians and pushing a secular agenda.
Before cell cultures can be used routinely as the basis of screening systems to detect chemical toxins, specificity and sensitivity of response to chemicals representing all chemical classes must be validated by laboratory studies.
They can be obtained routinely, on a daily basis (so-called 'daily routine CXRs'); such radiographs are generally ordered without any specific reason.
I also wonder whether doctors might routinely explore a physical basis for the sudden, unexplained onset of emotional pain.
And while female athletes are still routinely judged on the basis of their looks, when Vogue featured Morgan in its April issue, the most memorable feature of the photogenic woman was her massive, muscular quads.
Certainly, cancer is routinely considered on the basis of these numerous, variant cellular phenotypes [70].
Here we reveal a method for suppressing the effects of particle size so that particles can be routinely elutriated on the basis of their density.
For some of us, cell phones are literally lifelines -- devices that monitor our health and transmit data to medical professionals, either routinely on an emergency basis.
