Sentence examples for yet a common practice from inspiring English sources

In April, watchdog group Transparency International concluded in a report that revenue transparency for the international oil business is possible but not yet a common practice.

However, measurement of WC is not yet a common practice in children.

However, because full disclosure is not yet a common practice [ 51, 52], such data is extremely scarce.

Day surgery is not yet a common practice in many developed countries, with France [ 1, 10, 13, 14], Italy [ 1, 15], and Switzerland [ 16, 17], suggesting a large potential for growth.

Because the identification of the transcription initiation region is such a challenging problem, it is not yet a common practice to integrate transcription start site prediction in genome annotation projects.

It is not yet a common practice for the definition of an oral health policy to consider the impact that such alterations have on the lives of individuals [ 1].

Although the attitude among doctors toward disclosing a cancer diagnosis is becoming more positive, informing patients of their disease has not yet become a common practice in Japan.

A nationwide study on death with dignity conducted by the Health, Labor, and Welfare Ministry of Japan revealed that only 46% of terminal cancer patients had been informed of their disease, demonstrating that informing patients has not yet become a common practice in Japan [ 9].

Yet, evaluation is not a common practice and the evidence for its effectiveness is fragmented and largely insufficient.

Australia trialed the treatment in the early 2000s when traditional treatments had failed to work, but it has yet to be adopted as a common practice.

Yet a common pattern persists.