Sentence examples for yet common practice from inspiring English sources

This common sense approach is becoming common knowledge but it is not yet common practice, although some IS plants exist.

However, applying in-silico simulations for facilitated optimization of advanced drug delivery systems is not yet common practice.

While running such experiments is not yet common practice, doing so is well within reach of most organizations and the learning can far outweigh the minimal costs.

Certainly some of it is simple habit: it's not yet common practice for many of us to carry a reusable water bottle instead of buying one.

Still, their sound analysis is not yet common practice and difficulties arising in the determination of uncertain parameters are typically not assigned properly.

Unlike artificial defences, which many model users (public and private) request to be explicitly modelled and evaluated at various scales59, 60, it is not yet common practice for wetland management scenarios to be assessed by industry flood risk modellers.

One of our founding fathers, Benjamin Franklin, said, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". It's common sense yet not common practice.

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.

The necessity of evaluating support for alternative phylogenetic hypotheses has been recognized for some time [ 7], but has not yet become common practice.