Sentence examples for were not habitually from inspiring English sources

This feedback was provided as cyclists used in this study were not habitually completing 4-km TT distances in competition.

Dieters who were underweight before pregnancy, however, were more likely not to gain enough weight compared to underweight women who weren't habitually dieters.

She can make a big joke – though the humour of "I hate men" when sung as a termagant roaring is pretty threadbare – but she is not habitually light.

The application of the jet spouted bed as a reactor in catalytic polymerizations implies the treatment of sticky solids with a wide particle size distribution, even of catalyst particles of reduced size (less than 1 mm diameter), which are not habitually treated in conventional spouted beds.

Furthermore, it takes a combination of high ambition and high humility - and this is not habitually found in leaders - to act on one's development plan and persist in the pursuit of higher performance even when it means going against one's nature, and replacing ingrained toxic habits with more effective behavioral tendencies.

Wasps in the genus Sphecius are not habitually aggressive and use their venom mainly to paralyse cicadas which they take back to their nests to feed their young.

Since HIV test is not habitually performed among TB cases and no patients was found to be HIV negative, we categorized this variable as positive or unknown.

Moreover, human dirofilariosis is not habitually included in the differential diagnosis of subcutaneous or pulmonary nodules in these countries.

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) comprises a very wide group of therapeutic practices that are not habitually used by conventional or allopathic health professionals [ 1- 6].

In rural areas raw meat consumption is not habitually practised and low economic income in majority of rural households leads to weak purchasing power of meat or meat animals.

This indicates that it may be difficult for patients to fully separate different aspects of disease impact, and perhaps even more so in the Egyptian culture where patients are not habitually describing their symptoms regarding quality of life impairment to their physicians, in the context of usual care.