Sentence examples for actual practice and from inspiring English sources
The new findings have particular relevance for patient care because they are based on actual practice and not from clinical trials on selected patients, the researchers said.
We rarely ask ourselves which ones reflect centuries of actual practice and which are as (relatively) newfangled as airplanes and frozen peas.
They should also understand that however frustrating it may be, those elegant models and theories often don't always fit the complexities of actual practice and managing people.
This way of describing major and minor terms conforms to Aristotle's actual practice and was proposed as a definition by the 6th-century Greek commentator John Philoponus.
In actual practice, and under the policy's discretionary termination clause, NSI would entertain a request by the mark owner to transfer or cancel the domain registration if the domain holder failed to respond.
The references to designs have been removed for inclusion in another section and the opening clause has been modified to accord with actual practice and the requirements of the International Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
At Trinitas, doctors, nurses, and others shared ideas about how to change actual practices and improve care.
"She broke the news about what the actual practices and effects of the bankruptcy law were," Martha Minow, the dean of Harvard Law School, told me.
And they demonstrate what they are vividly, with stories of actual practices and events, not through slogans on the wall or laminated values cards on every desk.
But other research and case studies affirm the consortium's conclusions while adding concrete detail about actual practices and strategies that have effectively produced positive results even after conditions had reached rock bottom.
The point of differentiation of this theory concerns its ontological perspective that stresses the primacy of actual practices (and practice architectures) as they are experienced in sites.
