Sentence examples for traditionally ordered from inspiring English sources

Doctors have traditionally ordered cholesterol tests to be drawn after an overnight fast.

Traditionally, ordered matchings are implemented via reduction to sequence alignment [ 7, 26, 38].

One study compared a traditionally ordered questionnaire with a chronologically ordered one [ 22] and the other two studies compared placing condition specific questions either before or after generic questions [ 28].

But forwards have often have deputised in midfield positions, and rarely has the defensive structure of United been so unclear under Ferguson, who traditionally orders his midfield to protect his back four.

She said the Ministry of Defence did not traditionally place warship orders outside the UK.

The old elites resented this, not least because they liked to think of the king traditionally atop an ordered hierarchy with deferential peasants at the bottom grateful for royal charity.

We generalize some current approaches for RNA tree alignment, which are traditionally confined to ordered rooted mappings, to also consider unordered unrooted mappings.

1 2 3 Blunt ankle trauma is a common presentation to an emergency department; traditionally, radiographs are ordered for virtually all such patients, and typically 85% of these examinations do not find a fracture.

A fluffy lettuce-based salad, while tasty, was not what we expected when we ordered tabbouleh (traditionally parsley, mint, diced tomato, wheat and olive oil).

And, of course, I would strongly advise you, at these places, to order traditionally from the menus.

"And the clients traditionally take what they've ordered, so the business risk is much smaller than what an outsider might think".