Sentence examples for a practical preparation for from inspiring English sources

These results suggested that DMFL had the potential for developing as a practical preparation for administration.

These results indicated that LMX-loaded liposomes were valued to develop as a practical preparation for oral or i.v. administration.

He traces Fassbinder's primal cinephilia (as a child, he virtually grew up in movie theatres), explains that Fassbinder was twice rejected from Munich's film school, and observes Fassbinder describing the theatre company that he founded in his early twenties, the "Anti-Theater," as both a substitute for movies and a useful practical preparation for making them.

The law that regulates upper-secondary VE in the Netherlands states that this type of education should be aimed at providing theoretical and practical preparation for occupations for which a qualifying education is required or may be useful.6 In addition, VE is expected to promote the general education and personal development of students and to contribute to their social functioning.

The demand for practical preparation for medical clerkships appears to be high, which is consistent with tutors' attitudes towards the course.

For 17% the counselling (still) consisted of offering general information, a listening ear and/or moral support, while in 37% the client was being counselled for the mental aspects of the wish to end life and/or practical preparation for non-PAS.

We also expanded the age range from 45 years-old, unlike previous studies which tend to set their range from 60 or 65, due to studies on the aging process indicating that people tend to commence practical preparation for old age approximately in their 40s [ 24].

Despite the community's confidence, some are making practical preparations for a siege.

He understand that British Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association (or Bassa the cabin crew branch of Unite) have been making practical preparations for a strike.

But they are also making practical preparations for the likelihood that they won't be able to overturn the law before it takes effect.

Facing the reality of his country's rapid disappearance, Tong spent his presidency making practical preparations for the relocation Kiribati's 100,000 citizens out of their homeland to ensure that when it truly becomes unlivable they won't become refugees.