Sentence examples for achieving practices and from inspiring English sources

We compared and contrasted accounts from high and low deprivation and high and low achieving practices, and sought discrepant accounts.> The study was approved by National Research Ethics Service East Midlands- Nottingham 2 Committee (11/EM/0184).

The development of such a model then required attention to both the processes and strategies for achieving practice change, and systems and mechanisms necessary to recruit, train and support volunteers to provide an enhanced and co-ordinated role within a whole ward intervention.

The results were further discussed and methodological concerns were considered, such as the low BAC achieved, practice effects, and insensitivity of tasks.

We suggest choosing one type of training over another depending on the overall goal one is trying to achieve: drill and practice for precise deficits and drill and strategy to obtain general gains.

We suggest choosing one type of training over another depending on the overall goal one is trying to achieve: drill and practice for precise deficits and drill and strategy to obtain general gains in neurocognition.

Action is created through a number of creative, specific and temporary connections that together achieve particular practices and have particular effects.

This paper focuses on the roles and responsibilities of researchers, practitioners, and the federal government in achieving changed practice and applying new knowledge to improve treatment.

But it cautions: "Our concern is about how difficult (or impossible) this may be to achieve in practice and how it could lead individuals to believe falsely that they can achieve the absolute erasure of information about them.

Proficiency in placing infraclavicular subclavian venous catheters can be achieved through practice and repetition.

The theoretical advantages of globalizing economies of scale, for example—are devilishly difficult to achieve in practice, and companies often lack the management key needed to unlock the coffer holding the prize.

Ideal spatial arrangement of optical components to avoid misalignments of the superimposed images is hard to achieve in practice, and variations inevitably introduce some parallax.