Most existing tests to screen for cancer are invasive or unreliable and thus aren't used routinely.
And that if laser treatments were used routinely early in life less work would be needed as they got older.
This sort of storytelling is used routinely by psychologists when they wish to induce a temporary change in someone's point of view.
Five years from now, he suggests, biochip analysis might be used routinely to choose the right treatment for a particular patient, to forecast how effective that treatment will be, and even to estimate the long-term prognosis.
When people used to routinely mock synchronized swimmers for their peacock makeup and matching nose clips, the nation's top competitors in the sport held a trump card: Olympic medals.
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From a buy-low, sell-high perspecive, this is a good time to invest in the Mets, a potential sleeping giant that used to routinely outdraw the pre- Derek Jeter Yankees.
Prof Cook and his team found even when this kit was available, it was not often used - only 2% of the anaesthetists they surveyed said they routinely used brain monitoring technology.
Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has said prisons should not be "routinely used for short-term prisoners".
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But the word "caste" is routinely used by government experts to refer to social strata in underprivileged Muslim communities.
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PCBs were routinely used until about 25 years ago in the manufacture of a number of items, including electrical transformers.
Unmanned drones are routinely used by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to look for illegal immigration on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Once oil is found, it is likely to be produced quickly, so much so that discovery history is routinely used to predict future production.
He said: "Adult dentistry wouldn't exist if we routinely used lasers".
Now those tools are routinely used with no problems whatsoever.
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Women of childbearing age, for example, would probably be ineligible unless they happened to have been sterilised, or unless they routinely used two methods of birth control simultaneously and regularly had pregnancy tests.
Professor Petra Wend, principal of Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, has seen at first hand the use of the technology in Barga in Italy where they are routinely used on artwork all over the town.
He put a perverse twist on the repurchase trade, routinely used in the past to squeeze some additional income out of the Treasury securities that are traditionally on hand as part of normal business operations.
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Mr Bellos shows that the world is very eager to familiarise itself with English, both as a vehicular language, (routinely used in the corridors of the EU, and in academia for example) and as a literary language.
The Journal reported that such switches routinely are used on rigs in Norway and Brazil but aren't standard in the Gulf of Mexico.
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"Bully" is a teaching tool, and the language in question turns on words routinely heard or used by the very kids who should be seeing it, both for enlightenment and solace.
Critcher is one of legions of dealers--including big full-service dealers--who are now routinely using Ebay Motors to sell used vehicles.
He said only trained people should have used the "emergency release key" and not routinely.
NSAIDs are used to fight arthritis, and were thus taken routinely by many of the Baltimore study's participants.
The average age of a used car today is nearly twelve years and people routinely drive cars for 200, 000 miles.
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Even a healthy person would probably have difficulty recalling exactly how often he used his mobile phone a decade ago, and which ear he routinely held it to.
The umbilical cord, once routinely thrown away by doctors after birth, is now being used to offer hope to patients who in the past may have died before they could undergo a transplant.
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