In contrast, doctors' shifts are routinely 12-13 hours, irrespective of whether these are day or night shifts.
Nevertheless, the HIV-infected Thai women may require more than two normal semi-annual Pap smears before shifting to routinely annual cytologic screening.
In a world in which multinationals routinely shift profits out of the countries where they were generated and into tax havens, such information is vital to detect tax abuse and hold companies to account.
Power companies routinely shift generation among plants and between companies to efficiently supply the power required, and to meet pollution control requirements cost-effectively.
Mr. Sharma's remarks are not unusual in India, where politicians, religious leaders and others have routinely shifted the blame from the attackers in the aftermath of the rape.
With around 4,000 regulators to police all of Britain's financial industry, analysts say the Financial Services Authority routinely shifted its emphasis from guarding against major financial shocks to protecting consumers against potential fraud.
Auditors asserted that most fire-truck drivers knew their way around unaided, but Mr. Gribbon said that they were routinely shifted to unfamiliar terrain and that firefighters still relied on paper "route cards" showing turn-by-turn directions to fire boxes.
The predominance of C. clemensi routinely shifts to L. salmonis for pink and chum in regions with intensive salmon farming [21], [29], [47], and this was shown for those species in the Discovery Islands during the years of our study [26].
Merchants can do what businesses routinely do: shift the cost of treating everyone the same to consumers.
Shuffled cross-correlograms (shift predictors) were also routinely computed to control for correlations resulting from phase-locking to the stimulus onset.
