Sentence examples for an analysis of practices from inspiring English sources

The principle of non-malfeasance underlines the need for vigilance on harmful effects and the obligation to regularly evaluate and communicate potentially damaging effects through an analysis of practices, and to do everything possible to minimize them.

The level of variation between practices to low-risk and high-risk patients in 2007 onwards was based on an analysis of practices that had at least 50 persons included in the analysis.

In terms of men's health studies, this article takes a critical approach by carrying out an analysis of practices identified as 'manhood acts'; that is, of what men do individually and collectively to signify their membership in the category of 'man' (9).

Taylor, J. A., Roth, K.J., Wilson, C. D., Stuhlsatz, M. A., & Tipton, E. (in press): The effect of an analysis-of-practice, videocase-based, teacher professional development program on elementary students' science achievement, Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness.

In North America, the number of craniofacial surgery fellowship graduates is increasing, yet an analysis of practice settings upon graduation is lacking.

Some scholars are of the view that best practices can be derived from an analysis of existing practices than trying to devise best practices from first principles [ 22].

The ISSUL criteria appear to be more about the environment within a team; a research document online quoted by the website cyclingnews.com says it is "based on an analysis of team practices, and the ways in which riders produce their achievements [with] an alternative perspective which emphasises doping as a product of socioeconomic condition".

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 might have led to steadier desegregation had we monitored its impact from the very outset, developing an analysis of institutional practices that could be renegotiated rather than relying largely on costly and contentious lawsuits based on particularly striking instances of discrimination.

Designing an adequate simulator requires an analysis of clinical practices.

This permits an analysis of social practices and behaviors as exhibiting the same structure and dynamics as language itself.

We develop a method to study distant and asynchronous collaborative design activity based on an analysis of quoting practices.