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(151) Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), such as Prevacid and Prilosec, which suppress gastric acid production, are routinely prescribed to combat the potential GI side effects of heart disease treatment.

(152) Stylize your healthy life by routinely experimenting with new foods, spices, activities, and more.

(153) I routinely disregard business overtures and communications that have simple errors.

(154) The reading of the independent temperature indicator should be routinely checked against the chart recorder during the sterilisation period.

(155) Americans like answers in black and white(sentencedict.com), a cultural trait we confirmed last year when the biracial man running for President was routinely called "black".

(156) Writers and technicians routinely produce voluminous product specifications, regulatory requirements, and computer system documentation in SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) format.

(157) Many doctors routinely order amnios for women over 35 or those who have a family history of birth defects.

(158) Objective To compare therapeutic effects of defibrase and procaine injection via common carotid artery therapy with routinely intravenous drip, and to explore their time-response relationship.

(159) He said a team from the government's telecom-monitoring center routinely visited the operator to verify the government had access to people's location data.

(160) Both thermoforming and cold- forming of foil are routinely done on this new and highly versatile blister -pack line at contract packager Brecon Pharmaceuticals in Wales.

(161) Conclusion Color echocardiography can be used routinely in diagnosis of congenital heart disease of cyanotic neonates.

(162) Although everyone has the potential to dream lucidly,[Sentencedict.com] it rarely happens routinely without special training or temperament.

(163) Indeed, I suspect that I am one of the few people remaining to routinely address him by his first name and use the familiar Sinhala address - oya - when talking to him.

(164) The scientific learn of desegregation knowledge into computer systems to solve complex problems that would routinely necessitate human skillfulness.

(165) Chinese salespeople routinely wine and dine prospects before they sit down to talk business.

(166) Baltimore-based Jhpiego-trained midwives routinely carry a satchel with essentials such as a blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, saline solution, intravenous tube and disinfectant.

(167) I am among those who routinely phrase the baryon asymmetry question as "Why is there more matter than antimatter?

(168) So many organizations view technology as an administrative, or overhead, expense -- we can argue that point later -- which means that they routinely under-invest to keep that ratio as low as possible.

(169) Job fairs routinely create mob scenes, drawing thousands of out-of-work employees of the Big Three and their suppliers.

(170) Still, the dictionary has trouble keeping up, and many terms routinely used in daily life like "Weibo" (micro-blog) and "Xia Zai" (download) will have to wait until the next edition.

(171) Routine post-mortem examination is routinely carried out to ensure that the carcasses and its organs are disease free.

(172) Spinach Spinach is loaded with iron and folate, a B vitamin considered so important that it is now routinely added to flour.

(173) While some of the equipment is routinely used in hospitals around the country, other pieces were custom-built for the sickbay, making it the only one of its type in the world.

(174) So why did Ottawa agree to insure the money they routinely borrow from other banks, a practice that keeps their credit operations liquid?

(175) Customs officials in Istanbul, unable to afford a pipeful, routinely shook down visitors for smoking supplies.

(176) That is routinely sought out during negotiations in developed countries 2moons dil , say analysts and people who have been involved in similar negotiations.

(177) But these methods are either too elaborate to be used routinely or are too unspecific, or easy to be influenced by autolysis and putrefaction of tissue, so that to be limited in forensic practice.

(178) The ability to localize anatomic structures quickly, accurately, and routinely in functional brain imaging is becoming increasing important by development of cerebral radiopharmaceutical.

(179) Kurzweil says that "By 2020 we'll routinely have pop ups in our visual field of view that give us background about the people and places that we're looking at."

(180) It can be used routinely to select the appropriate cases to undergo MRCP, which could obviously reduce the hospitalization costs and shorten the hospitalization time.