Sentence examples for a thin practice from inspiring English sources

Approximately 8% of initiators (n = 7,352) left a THIN practice during follow-up.

All patients over the age of 16 and registered with a THIN practice on 1st January 2008 were identified.

We identified for analysis all individuals aged 16 years or over who had been registered with a THIN practice throughout 2011, and whose record indicated that they were a current smoker, either having a Read code indicative of current smoking recorded during 2011, or in those with no smoking status recorded in 2011, since 1st Oct 2009.

20 Patients registered with a THIN GP practice anytime up to 16 May 2012 with a diabetes related entry in their medical record or health details were initially selected (n = 406 632).

Follow-up started on the index date and ended with the first of the following censoring events: incident diagnosis of bladder cancer; transfer out of THIN practice; death; or end of available data.

The conservative New English Review stated the fundamental question as "whether Islam is a religion or a political doctrine seeking domination with a thin veneer of religious practices".

Hence the name of Sullivan's Manhattan startup, Fungo Media (a fungo is a thin bat used in fielding practice), launched in December.

It consists of two conducting plates separated by a thin insulating dielectric layer; in practice, thin metal foils are coiled together, increasing the surface area per unit volume and therefore the capacitance.

To address the limitations of current stand-level thinning practices, we designed a computerized approach to optimize individual tree removal and produce site specific thinning prescriptions that efficiently reduce crown fire potential.

Application results on a forest stand in western Montana show that the optimal tree selection provided by the computerized approach can reduce crown fire potential more efficiently than current thinning practices represented by a manual selection of tree removal.

Gupta's fictional neurosurgeons and ER jocks practice medicine on a thin tightrope that no one can repeatedly cross without falling off.