Sentence examples for universally accepted practice from inspiring English sources
To wear tefillin and recite the blessings in an undertone: This opinion, based on Maimonides, is the ruling of Moses Isserles who writes that this is the universally accepted practice among Ashkenazic Jews.
Therefore, the identification of extant genera and species of Osmundaceae even in the Mesozoic fossil record is a universally accepted practice, providing the fossils show sufficient diagnostic detail to warrant affiliation with their extant relatives.
Even the concept of micronutrient supplementation for pregnant women appears to be a universally accepted practice, and is widely accepted as 'insurance' to prevent adverse perinatal outcomes, especially in those at risk for inadequate nutrient status due to other health factors [ 9].
Despite this, there are no universally accepted practices, or even agreement about the proper correction factors among practicing engineers (Kohler and English 1983; Thimons and Kohler 1985).
There is currently no universally accepted best practice glycaemic control method, with many protocols lacking patient specificity or relying heavily on ad hoc clinical judgment from clinical staff who may be caring or overseeing care for several patients at once.
Immediately after injuring an ankle, begin RICE, described in the report as "universally accepted as best practice by athletic trainers and other health care professionals".
It is universally accepted that nursing practice is predicated upon the notion of holistic care, in that nurses need to address not only the physical needs of ill patients but also their psychological, social, spiritual, and environmental needs.
The code committee's chairman, the Mail group's editor-in-chief, Paul Dacre said: "I am convinced these changes strengthen the code and will ensure it remains the universally accepted standard for journalistic practice in the post-Leveson era".
As compared to culture media, the sensitivity of AFB smear is <80%; however, routine culture in all patients is neither universally accepted nor a feasible practice in developing countries.
Regular disease activity assessment with treatment adjustments according to a "treatment target" has now been universally accepted as the best practice in the management of patients with RA.
Rogers stocked his ships with limes to fend off scurvy, a practice not universally accepted at that time.
