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Bring along a knowledgeable "advocate" for nonroutine visits to the doctor.

New and nonroutine tests are the only part of the business consistently growing at double-digit rates.

Lieutenant Sessions sounded tired, but eager for something nonroutine to do.

My printers here and in my office will be on, but I only want nonroutine material.

"The trouble is," Cornell repeated, "what do we tell 'em if nonroutine things keep happening?"

About 16 percent of its revenue in 2000 came from so-called esoteric testing, an industry term that includes genetic and other nonroutine tests.

It turned out to be nonroutine.

This should be a nonroutine occurrence and must be processed following guidelines on accretion of duties.

No nonroutine messages to Central, except the arrival and spontaneous destruc- tion of a large, mysterioutfship.

"Headers of all nonroutine message traffic from the Federation Council to the senior staff of the station."

The patdown may provide information that leads to these nonroutine searches, or as in Ms. Walker's case, lead to its conclusion.

A higher degree of suspicion is necessary to conduct nonroutine border searches: strip, X-ray and body-cavity searches.

For Leiter, whose fortunes have not been as good as Alfonzo's this season, it was blissfully nonroutine.

"I have hinted at some of the problems of routine exploration and charting, but we do have techniques that are nonroutine.

This allows Japanese quality control departments to focus on nonroutine aspects of quality control, such as advanced statistical measurement or even work redesign.

Under the plan, the government would pay for 75 percent of the premiums for catastrophic health care - that is, coverage for very expensive, nonroutine care.

In experiments distrust has been shown to increase performance in nonroutine tasks while decreasing performance in routine tasks.

Tightly coupled work is work that strongly depends on the talents of collections of workers and is nonroutine, and even ambiguous.

But in the course of its investigation, the committee said it came across two instances where the administration had made what it termed "nonroutine contacts" with the I.R.S.

What if we allow self-direction for "routine" procedures like bathing and dressing, but retain nursing control over "nonroutine" procedures like vent care and catheters?

Demand existed for nonroutine services, such as police checks of vactioners' homes, escorts for merchants making bank deposits, extra patrols at business closing times, and so on.

Exceptions to shareholder taxation apply to certain nonroutine distributions, including distributions in liquidation of an 80% subsidiary or in complete termination of a shareholder's interest.

The Analytical Chemistry Laboratory specializes in nonroutine analytical services, such as samples requiring unusual sample preparation or samples containing both chemical and radiological constituents.

The overseer was also responsible for maintaining adequate supplies of water and timber at the station, and for calling on the Superintending Engineer for nonroutine derangements.

For example, amino acids, oxalic acid, succinic acid, adipic acid, tartaric acid, and glucose are abundant and provide nonroutine substitution patterns.