Sentence examples for where common practices from inspiring English sources

The urban healthcare market in India is characterized by a supply of drugs through a plethora of small businesses and private providers of health services; these drug shops and pharmacies are commonly found in all Indian communities down to town level where common practices prevail [ 16].

We believe that where common practice, with proper prospective audit, has shown a medicine to be safe and effective when used OL, the licence should be extended without the need for formal clinical trial evidence.

One of the clearest illustrations of where common social practices and individual vital goals are not aligned is evinced in the high levels of endemic and acute mortality of girls and women in developing countries.

This review attempts to highlight those areas where there is consensus as well as to explicate those situations where common clinical practice appears to be in conflict with accepted guidelines.

The Maqu case focuses on the Household Responsibility System which induced semi-private property rights of rangeland in pastoral areas where common property had been practiced for hundreds of years.

Swine husbandry practices differ between the North and Extreme North regions where it is common practice in to let swine roam freely, and the Central and Western regions where swine are typically confined to pens.

In addition to adding members, the carwash campaign hopes to send a strong message to employers to stop taking advantage of workers in an industry where it is common practice.

TRENTON, Sept. 6 — In the ethically murky realm of New Jersey politics, where it is common practice for state lawmakers to collect multiple government paychecks, Assemblymen Alfred E. Steele and Mims Hackett Jr. are known as minor players who have refined their skills at working the system to find job opportunities for themselves and their relatives.

"Perhaps it was because he came from the advertising world where it was common practice to store completed work in the 'morgue' (the original name for the ARL) so that it could be retrieved in the event the material could be useful for future campaigns.

The situation is not different from that at other genetic loci where it is common practice to group separated SNPs at protein-coding sequences as "haplotypes".

Similar conditions apply even in Sweden where according to common practice in the various IVF university clinics the vast majority of donors are anonymous, younger than 35 years and with proven fertility.