Sentence examples for a mode of practice from inspiring English sources

The nurse-led heart failure clinics instituted in this trial involved the implementation of accepted guidelines in a structured way, a mode of practice with which practice nurses are accustomed and proficient.

Leonello inspired a great humanistic undertaking as well as a mode of artistic practice on Alberti's part by urging him to restore the classic text of Vitruvius, architect and architectural theorist of the age of the Roman emperor Augustus.

The paper concludes by arguing for a mode of digital design practice that more proactively operates within a field of real-world indeterminacy.

However, it was believed that an LTC PROM as a tool could help to promote a more person-centred mode of practice, by bringing in an explicit focus on measuring what matters to the patient and facilitating joint decision-making based on PROM data.

Gates and Bradford, who both cite him as an influence, are Lowe's co-conspirators in a mode of political or ''social practice'' art that actively involves them in underserved neighborhoods.

Thus the development within a mode of production of the practices specific to it is not necessarily homogenous or linear.

However, outreach has been described as eclectic in its purpose, client group and specific mode of practice and, as a direct result of this heterogeneity, little is known about its effectiveness.

Evidence-based practice is no longer a metaphor for what ought to be done; it is now the only accepted mode of practice.

All this accords, I believe, with Halliday's early 1950s dream of a Marxist linguistics which would be "a socially accountable linguistics, and this in two distinct though related senses: that it put language in its social context, and at the same time it put linguistics in its social context, as a mode of intervention in critical social practices".

When contacted, the AMA pointed to its policy regarding evaluating health reform proposals, which states in part that: "Unfair concentration of market power of payers is detrimental to patients and physicians, if patient freedom of choice or physician ability to select mode of practice is limited or denied.

This historical mode of practice is under threat.