At present, however, there is insufficient evidence for routine use of acupuncture in stroke.

For three days that was our routine, repeated in every detail.

Current resources are inadequate for the generation of non routine reports.

I've changed my daily routine.

From a routine mammogram for the surgery she discovered she had breast cancer.

Thereafter, torture in Uzbekistan became routine.

It should not be a routine.

It is not a democracy, and there is no established routine for changing governments.

The patients were randomly allocated to an acupuncture group receiving acupuncture treatment plus routine treatment or a control group receiving routine treatment alone.

Routine increases banality and thoughtlessness the personal disappears.

Same routine on day five, until the afternoon.

The aviation industry is able to perform most routine aircraft maintenance, except for heavy structural repairs.

As a result, the advanced economies have been shedding routine jobs at a rapid rate, while adding non routine jobs (for example, those that cannot yet be replaced or reduced by machines and networked computers).

In addition, UNAMSIL and UNMIL coordinate routine aviation patrols.

Routine and supplementary immunization activities are also being implemented.

The value of routine screening for hypertension in children over the age of 3 years is debated.

These indicators suggest gradual but clear gains in national capacities for routine immunization across the developing world.

consideration is given to the development of standardized recommendations for addressing routine procedural matters of non compliance.

While such journeys were routine for the throne, Ivan neglected to set the usual arrangements for rule in his absence.

Over the last 13 years one, three, 13 years I've been part of an exceptional team at InSightec in Israel and partners around the world for taking this idea, this concept, noninvasive surgery, from the research lab to routine clinical use.

Cynics might call this the old bread and circuses routine.

Routine immunization efforts more often incorporate other high impact measures.

Even wages for routine data entry tasks in Africa are usually no less than those paid in south Asia.

They may choose typefaces for special pages, but newspapers usually have a design style that determines most routine uses.

Indeed, it should be a routine matter for the Secretary General to redeploy staff according to the Organization's priorities.

Some 72 UNICEF assisted countries are now exclusively using AD syringes for routine immunization, compared to 45 in 2002.

Will the same occur when machines take over routine brainwork? Maybe.

Metabolic and neuroimaging tests are sometimes helpful, but are not routine.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began sequencing and development of a vaccine as routine procedure for any new transgenic virus.

Further, cCustoms training hads spurred more routine communication between national stakeholders, thereby creating a platform for networking, and twinning, and for awareness raising.

Unfortunately, annual health checks that screen for physical and mental health changes and epilepsy are not routine in many countries.

His request for political asylum in the United States was granted pending a routine background check on June 30, 2010.

At the time of submission this routine continued, though visits in May and June 2003 were restricted for security reasons.

The physician s art now so circumscribed by bureaucratic, political, and economic forces turns on both the professionalization of these inherently human resources and the impact of their routine use on the doctor s own moral life.

Recognizing the efforts of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in supporting countries to work towards comparable, routine data collections relating to the supply of and demand for drugs and the development of data relating to problems and trends associated with drug use,

Routine vaccine costs are now fully covered by national budgets in 75 per cent of countries for which information is available.

Vaccination coverage rate in areas covered by the Primary Health Care Programme performed as follows, according to routine data for 1999

The sixth cluster of the European Social Fund's objective 3 programme is for combining work and care (sometimes called daily routine').

Until, in May 2008, a routine visit to my doctor and a routine blood test produced evidence in the form of an alkaline phosphatase number that something might be wrong with my bones.

Cynics say that this is simply a deceptive good cop bad cop routine.

Women deal more often with cooking, washing, ironing, or work classified as routine .

Such violations continued as a daily routine, often involving the same local shepherds.

Campaigns reached over 5 million children, while the restoration of routine immunization has been crucial for minimizing the risk of disease spread.

The replacement of routine manual jobs by machines and robots is a powerful, continuing, and perhaps accelerating trend in manufacturing and logistics, while networks of computers are replacing routine white collar jobs in information processing.

With poliovirus now endemic in just three remaining countries, we are already beginning to use the momentum that has carried eradication efforts so far to broaden the scope of routine immunization to reach more of the poorest children.