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(181) We routinely add or subtract people, details, settings and actions to and from our memories. We conflate, invent and edit.

(182) Before recombinant DNA technology enabled pharmaceutical companies to manufacture human insulin in the 1980s, pig and cow insulin were routinely given to diabetic patients.

(183) Central banks routinely serve as their government's agent: they accept payments, disburse outlays, auction and redeem their bonds.

(184) State legislators routinely push for changes, and a bill to establish no-fault divorce in New York is under review.

(185) The buying of convenience goods may be done routinely, as some families buy groceries once a week.

(186) Seen here is Irish moss—Chondrus crispus—a common Atlantic red alga that is routinely harvested for its carrageenan. The chemical is used as a thickener in many processed foods.

(187) The API gravity of stock - tank oil and the producing gas oil ratio are routinely determined.

(188) Created by novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Holmes was an investigative genius who could routinely assess seemingly random clues and solve the mystery.

(188) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(189) When my young sons were exploring the streets of Brooklyn, I couldn’t help but wonder how good crushed rock or dried dog droppings could taste when delicious mashed potatoes were routinely rejected.

(190) Thus, groups of bacteria called coliform or fecal coliform are routinely monitored to indicate potential contamination.

(191) The Orthotist will routinely review the harness approximately 1 week after fitting.

(192) The dW Java team loves Sing, and I'm routinely reminded by them that I should strong-arm him into writing again.

(193) We found that individuals on valproic acid were being routinely monitored for things like liver function or blood levels of the medication, but not necessarily for their complete blood counts [CBCs].

(194) The News of the World seems routinely to have asked a private investigator to hack into mobile-phone mailboxes, which is a crime.

(195) We recommend that this simple and safe maneuver be introduced routinely after administering a caudal epidural injection, to aid in the eventual outcome of a potentially difficult clinical problem.

(196) The dog is routinely released and seems more than happy to return. He is obviously a half-wit.

(197) The third article in the series is Don't Forget To Take ... She has a great list of items, most of them I routinely forget such as band-aids, hand sanitizer, and maps.

(198) In the next few years, space tourism companies hope to start routinely flying passengers on suborbital space flights.

(199) The issues holding back the iPad -- high taxes, bad infrastructure and a shallow labor pool -- are routinely cited by business leaders as the main obstacles to higher growth.

(200) In most developed nations, HIV tests are either routinely offered as part of antenatal care or are offered to pregnant women thought to be at high risk of exposure to HIV.

(201) Routinely used markers like c-reactive protein or leukocyte count , have no prognostic value.

(202) Therefore, DUS is the method of choice to study hemodynamics of portal hypertension and should be used routinely before and after operation.

(203) Treasurers of companies, for example, routinely move funds from one country to another to get a higher yield on short-term investments.

(204) Day in and day out, the global flow of goods routinely adapts to all kinds of glitches and setbacks.

(205) Conclusion Laparoscopic pyloromyotomy has characteristics of safety, minimal invasion and rapid recovery. What's more, it has satisfying cosmetic effect. It's worth routinely carrying out.

(206) The dog is routinely released and seems more than happy to return. He is obviously a 19) half-wit .

(207) In addition to bases in neighboring Iraq and Afghanistan, the U. S. military has a presence in Bahrain and Qatar, and an aircraft carrier group routinely plies the waters of the Persian Gulf.

(208) Another diagnostic challenge on imaging is the central neurocytoma, a recently described tumor that was routinely mistaken for an intraventricular oligodendroglioma on histologic analysis.

(209) Yet one still finds anachronistic and peculiar accounts of "Gnosticism" by Eric Voegelin and his followers that routinely claim "gnosis" as the origin of modern totalitarianism.