Sentence examples for anticipated practice from inspiring English sources

We anticipated practice setting may have an impact on screening urinalysis use due to factors such as laboratory access, patient insurance mix, and provider characteristics, so analyses were stratified by the system-level variable of visit setting (private practice or community health center).

It's because of yoga that I anticipate practicing, teaching, and aging purposefully and usefully as I make the repeated journey around the sun.

McGraw said she liked the idea of those two tough games within 48 hours because she anticipated that practice would be so intense.

And Yunus did not anticipate the practice becoming a commercial one, which he now blames for higher interest rates.

The sonata is structurally innovative in two ways; each movement is slower than its predecessor, and the work anticipates the practice of progressive tonality, beginning in D major and ending in G-sharp minor.

We anticipate that practice recruitment to research will become more, not less, difficult in the medium term due to increasing work pressures, shortage of GPs and other primary care staff and competition for practice involvement from other initiatives and programs.

Our finding that women were more likely to anticipate entering practice immediately after dental school than males is counter to the national norm, where approximately equal numbers of men and women enter practice immediately after dental school [ 2].

Our results show female dental students plan on entering private practice immediately after graduation at a higher rate than their male counterparts; 69% of graduating females anticipated immediately entering practice, compared to 52% of males.

The defense team could have taken a softer route — one, in fact, anticipated during a practice cross-examination of Faneuil conducted at the U.S. Attorney's office.

He missed most of Saturday's 20-10 victory with a concussion, but Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren said at a news conference Monday that he anticipated Alexander would practice Wednesday and be ready to play.

The long-awaited decision declaring the New York Police Department's use of stop-and-frisk tactics unconstitutional was mostly expected; even the staunchest defenders of the practice anticipated that Judge Shira A. Scheindlin would find the stops violated the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.