Sentence examples for were commonly nominated from inspiring English sources
The implementation of clinical guidelines and protocols and audits of practice against evidence based benchmarks to demonstrate improvements were commonly nominated by the network groups as outcomes, as was the development of or adaptation of guidelines.
The co-localization of expression QTL (eQTL) with phenotypic QTL (pQTL) is commonly used to nominate candidate genes and identify causative variants.
The most commonly nominated technique that respondents claimed to use to apply the training was controlled diaphragmatic breathing (83% of respondents), whereas 13% used evidence-based methods.
The new generation of e-learning, commonly nominated e-learning 2.0 or social e-learning, aims at eliminating physical, social and cultural barriers, allowing knowledge everywhere, whether being in the workplace or being at home.
Many pan-democrats, as the bloc's members are commonly known, insist that the public be allowed to nominate candidates.
Thus, although there does seem to be some consistency in the areas nominated by diverse patient groups, differences in the relative importance of the areas are commonly found.
It's been widely reported that Obama will nominate Merrick Garland, the chief justice for the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, which is commonly considered the second most powerful court in America after the Supreme Court itself.
PFT is commonly recognized.
It's commonly known, but its not commonly used anymore.
Blatant subterfuge was commonly used.
