Sentences with phrase «it a routine part»

And who says such «insurance» shouldn't be a routine part of women's health care, like their yearly physical or breast cancer exam?

Indeed, it was a routine part of the Bloomberg Way.

It has become a routine part of many manufacturing processes, and, as signaled by Six Sigma, the goals are becoming ever - more ambitious.

Patent trolls now threaten a variety of targets: city governments, hotels, banks and many other entities that happen to use software as a routine part of their business.

As already noted, in many places across Canada — usually in precisely those disadvantaged places that the partisans of a mandatory long - form census cite as justifying such detailed data collection — local temporary StatsCan contract employees have direct access to their neighbours» responses as a normal and routine part of data collection.

Storm Surge Warnings, which are now issued as a routine part of NHC guidance, indicate where life - threatening inundation from rising water moving inland is possible within the next 36 hours.

I suggest that we consider habitual care for the poor as another important discipline, that we make it a routine part of our Christian life and practice.

It is hoped the use of weir pool manipulation to achieve ecological outcomes will become a routine part of weir pool operations in the future.

Batch testing is a routine part of our daily business and the levels of heavy metals have always been some of the lowest in the industry.

According to Martin, these types of taunts were a routine part of his life with the Dolphins.

It's the routine part that should make people cause.

For a hearing golfer, the thud of an eight - iron hit fat, the clang of a topped long iron, the thump of a good sand shot and the rattle of a ball falling into the cup are routine parts of the game.

Having a surgical birth can make breastfeeding more difficult in many ways, since intravenous fluids, anesthetics, pain - relieving medications and antibiotics are all routine parts of a C - section.

The ultrasounds are considered a routine part of antenatal care in many other countries.

'' It's the way the companies mail samples to an expecting woman's house before she's even had the baby as if to say, you're milk isn't good enough» If someone is so fragile and needy that they get that message from a sample of formula, I shudder to think what they are going to do when much bigger and still routine parts of parenthood rear their heads (like reading a report card that has things marked «needs improvement»)

You never know when those gas molecules are going to inflate your little babe's stomach, so make it a routine part of your day to burp your baby in between mealtimes, too.

Once a routine part of childbirth, an episiotomy is now recommended only in certain cases.

Although an episiotomy was once a routine part of childbirth, that's no longer the case.

In many European countries, home visiting is a routine part of maternal and child health care, although the practice is less established in Canada and the United States.7 Over the past 30 years, one of the most promising prevention strategies targeted at decreasing rates of child maltreatment has been to provide health services, parenting education, and social support to pregnant women and families with young children in their own homes.

If it did, ophthalmologists and dermatologists would be surgeons too, since they do surgery as a routine part of caring for their patients.

ophthalmologists and dermatologists would be surgeons too, since they do surgery as a routine part of caring for their patients.

Many parents feel that these inspections should be a routine part of parent education and realize that after many years, they had been doing it wrong all alone.

A new state regulation now requires that people ages 13 to 64, and other ages as indicated, be offered voluntary HIV testing as a routine part of health care at hospitals and in primary care settings.

To determine when fire became a routine part of the lives of the cave dwellers, the team looked at flints from about 100 layers of sediments in the lowermost 16 meters of the cave deposits.

«We found that when boosters were administered and documented automatically, as a routine part of care, this dramatically changed and improved preventive care services.

Like many people, salt is a routine part of my diet.

The new biopsy method, pioneered by a multi-disciplinary team on the Westwood campus, is now a routine part of the UCLA active surveillance program.

Blood tests for CRP are already a routine part of monitoring and treating inflammation - related diseases, such as heart disease and arthritis, and Miller predicts that the same will one day be true for depression.

For example, Reach Out to Read, which encourages parents to read books aloud to their children, can be promoted at primary care centers by doctors as a routine part of medical checkups.

«It sets a terrible precedent,» says Bedient, adding that flood - risk analysis is a routine part of the construction process.

«Researchers already go to great lengths to identify drug resistance as a routine part of drug development,» said Read.

Professor John Mattick, Executive Director of Garvan, adds, «Once individual genome sequences become a routine part of medical records, this genetic risk information will be readily available and be used to optimise the management of health in older people.»

New Berkeley Lab technology could soon make detecting the process of plaque buildup in vessels a routine part of a visit to the doctor and, perhaps, home healthcare settings.

We should move quickly to collect the information necessary for well - guided decision making, because one thing is clear: Next - gen sequencing will soon be a routine part of clinical care, whether we like it or not.

Others, however, argue that PDX mice are far from ready to be used as a routine part of clinical care.

Rapid DNA sequencing may soon become a routine part of each individual's medical record, providing enormous information previously sequestered in...

This supports the idea that genomic profiling should be a routine part of pediatric cancer care.

From a researcher's point of view, it seems inevitable and matter - of - fact that NGS will become a routine part of clinical care.

In many areas of medicine, genetic screening is already a routine part of care.

I keep nutrition in the center of my approach but achieved a university certification in functional medicine / cardiology to apply therapies focused optimization of sleep and stress management, nutraceuticals, mind - body practices, and even sauna therapy as a routine part of my patient care.

In 2016, he founded the Barnard Medical Center in Washington, DC, as a model for making nutrition a routine part of all medical care.

Kickboxing Workout Routine: Part 2 This Kickboxing Workout Routine Part 2 focuses mostly on punches.

Supplements have essentially become a routine part of twenty first century living.

In fact, hospitals keep it on hand as a routine part of poisoning protocols, and it's been used by healers in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine for over 10,000 to improve intestinal health.

Daily practice of yoga will soon become a routine part of living and will help in reducing body weight as well as in keeping you mentally sound.

My husband and I photographed a wedding for a friend, and decided that is not something we want to do as a routine part of our photography business.

Gokon companies or groups have become a routine part of dating scene.

These kinds of meetings have become a routine part of the job of Secretary of Education.

The California justice department's analysis of the teacher's fingerprints — a routine part of the district's job - application process — turned up the information about his past.

As teachers and students become more comfortable sharing opinions and ideas, involving students in the instructional change process should become a routine part of our practice.