Sentence examples for subject to usual from inspiring English sources

However, this nearest-neighbor ordering seen in g(r) around r/D = 0.1 would hardly be discernible in experimental scattering data subject to usual statistical errors.

We excluded patients who were not subject to usual care and monitoring frequency.

20 The estimated models will be subject to usual diagnostics including goodness of fit and the level of internal prediction.

All participants will be subject to usual GP care, and the primary care physician will be responsible for the day to day management of depression - and will ultimately be responsible for all patient-level treatment/management decisions - including prescribing, referral and assessment of risk.

Patients were provided with free transport to their study appointments, and all medications subjected to usual patient payments and subsidies without additional cost or reimbursement.

Here, time is not subject to the usual constraints.

At Immigration he was subject to the usual barrage of questions.

"These are of course relative, subject to the usual fluctuations," Mr. Leskov said.

"They will obviously be subject to the usual health and security checks in the normal way.

Both figures are subject to the usual caveats about margins of error.

Despite its classical grandeur, the State Bank was subject to the usual vicissitudes of finance.