Sentence examples for a shift in practice from inspiring English sources

And, regardless, this is decidedly a shift in practice.

It is difficult to advocate changes in other people's cultural traditions, but Sheridan said a shift in practice that would save babies' lives was not without hope.

It treats a shift (in practice or belief) as rational if and only "the process through which the shift was made has a success ratio at least as high as that of any other process used by human beings (ever)... ...... (Kitcher 1993, 303).

Roberts and colleagues emphasize this point and conclude that a shift in practice is needed in considering the pharmacology of sedatives and the duration of sedation [ 12].

Health service reconfigurations are increasingly seeking to provide care in the community, closer to patients. 1 Minor surgery is one area that has seen such a shift in practice: many minor procedures have already migrated to primary care.

According to Saba et al. [ 6] newer models of primary care necessitate a shift in practice, from the historical system of a lone physician to that of a high functioning primary health care team.

The prolonged detention of a mother and daughter seeking asylum represents a shift in practices from the Obama administration, which, under federal court orders, adopted a policy of holding women and children together at family detention centers for no more than 21 days before releasing them.

Consequently it is expected that a shift in practices will also involve a shift in the nature and type of threat posed by terrorist groups.

"What this all adds up to, is a shift in management practice, so we like that acronym," Jay said.

They have traditionally been used with CEM I, but in recent years a shift in concrete practice has led to the introduction of CEM II cements with reduced CO2 footprint and obvious environmental and economic benefits.

Will this force a shift in working practice?