In common with depression, GPs did not routinely case-find for CVD, citing perceived low mortality and prevalence of psoriasis as a barrier to screening.
Police departments have long taken palm prints with ink, either routinely or case by case.
Some agencies charge buyers a real estate agent commission of up to 2 percent, though Ms. Kelleher said that was not routinely the case.
In those circumstances, it is unlikely that the caretaker period will be as short as it was in 2010, and quite possible that it will last several days longer, as is routinely the case in many European countries.
Journalists routinely use case studies to trigger further enquiry - the key is that such apparent success warranted a search for more rigorous scientific evidence, which the programme then undertook.
They will have expectations, but by and large, those expectations won't rise to insane levels that can never be met as is routinely the case with the stock prices of highly successful companies.
These estimates are primarily based on a national survey performed in 2001, combined with routinely reported case numbers, and thus many believe this to be an under-estimation of the current situation.
Selective cross-over to subsequent therapies, which is routinely the case in oncology trials, contributes to non-proportional hazards.
Secondly, routinely reviewing case records of patients who die in trusts provides an opportunity for identifying local quality problems and stimulating improvements.
Routinely conducting case finding (also commonly referred to as screening) in patients with chronic illness for depression in primary care appears to have little impact.
The OR has to be cleaned afterward, as it is routinely the case because of biological risks such as blood contamination.
