Sentence examples for were already routine from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shurtleff said Utah's law was written to avoid racial profiling and to codify police practices that were already routine.

Forced recruitment is already routine.

Rotavirus drops are already routine for babies in the United States.

Pathogen-reduction techniques for plasma are already routine, but until now the red cells could not be cleaned up easily.

In mitigation, pre-season tours of Asia and the US are already routine, and Wembley is now a regular venue for American football (gridiron) games.

"However, one may argue that such operations are already routine — kidney and pancreas transplants are done so that people do not have to endure a lifetime of dialysis or insulin injections and are not in themselves lifesaving".

The study showed that the treatment, which is already routine at many hospitals in the United States, cut the risk of a recurrence of cancer nearly in half over five years for women under 40.

Risk-based screening is already routine for women with a strong family history and/or carry a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation; the principle could be extended to utilise other markers.

The addition of potassium regulation to the GRIP program did not add any significant nursing time or costs, because computerized glucose control was already routine practice and potassium and glucose are measured from the same blood sample, and only two additional parameters had to be entered into the GRIP-II computer.

CATCH was a medical device trial involving three catheters that were already in routine use in hospitals across the UK, so nothing novel was being administered to children as part of the trial.

To get these high response rates, we have used the venous punctures that were already planned in routine care for additional blood sample collection when this was possible.