Sentence examples for routinely discounted from inspiring English sources

The attacks on America are routinely discounted.

Recently, Brosens and Benagiano [18] formulated the hypothesis that perinatal uterine bleeding occurring in some newborns a phenomenon that is routinely discounted as insignificant may be a cause of premenarchal and adolescent endometriosis.

Until recently, such effects have been routinely discounted either because their origin was thought to be vascular and unrelated to neural firing rates (blood stealing) or because they were regarded as meaningless, non-specific and largely stimulus independent.

However, the costs are routinely discounted and so this figure is unrealistic in health economic terms.

Generic challenges to the patents of branded drugs have become so common that many analysts routinely discount them, especially with a drug as young as Plavix -- it has been on the market since only 1997.

This is proof of something the doomsayers routinely discount, the wonderful combination of human ingenuity and market forces.As oil prices have risen, from less than $10 a barrel in the mid-1980s to nearly $150 in 2008, so oilmen have got much better at retrieving more oil from smaller deposits and remoter places.

Industry analysts, who routinely discount tobacco litigation, believe the government has little chance of victory.

However, researchers routinely discount regions that display a negative BOLD response (a lower level of BOLD response for the stimulus than for the blank screen), because negative BOLD has proven to be much harder to characterize.

And local residents are routinely given discounts at the city's better hotels.

At list prices, the 19 jets would be worth $1.6 billion, though customers routinely get discounts.

Merck & Company said it routinely gave discounts and payments to health plans to reward "shifts in market share" favoring its products.