Sentence examples for routinely presenting from inspiring English sources

In primary care, alcohol screening in routinely presenting cases has shown that one in five patients were drinking at hazardous or harmful levels [ 6, 7].

Participants 3562 patients aged 18 or more routinely presenting in primary care, of whom 2991 (84.0%) were eligible to enter the trial: 900 (30.1%) screened positive for hazardous or harmful drinking and 756 (84.0%) received a brief intervention.

The high levels of consent to this trial and the high rates of screening and immediate delivery of brief intervention indicate that routinely presenting patients in primary care are willing to receive feedback, written information, and advice about their drinking behaviour.

However, only 39% would do so for a 24 year old woman routinely presenting for the contraceptive pill, and around a third would do so for a male patient requesting overseas travel immunisation advice (34%) or a young male with a new sexual partner (29%).

Week 9: Plot - Wednesday 18 November Television drama routinely presents multiple storylines within each episode.

Desserts ($3 to $5.50) were a minor matter here; in fact, checks are routinely presented without any mention of them.

This dogmatic commitment contrasts sharply with the openness of teaching in other social sciences, which routinely present competing paradigms.

In the late 90s, Richard and Judy would routinely present flower-arranging segments overseen by the self-consciously zany florist Carl Wilde.

(Tommasini) 'Of Love and Loss' (Friday and Sunday) Music schools and conservatories routinely present staged productions of complete operas.

The Guardian, the descendant of Mr Cooke's old paper, routinely presents Americans as bloodthirsty lard-arses.

On Holocaust memorial day, inaugurated five years after the founding of Israel, politicians routinely present the country's foes as would-be annihilators.