Sentence examples for are actually practised from inspiring English sources

First is what we're learning from opening the door, from seeing behind the curtains of how medicine and public health are actually practised and discovering how much can be done better that saves lives and reduces suffering.

From 49 defined skills, 28 are actually practised during training at the university and 21 activities are known only theoretically.

But only clear evidence that they are actually practising honest, accountable government in pursuit of sensible policies will show that they are serious.

While NMC data can assist in tracking overall trends in the numbers of international nurses becoming eligible to practice in the UK, there are no complete and accurate published data available on where these nurses are located within the UK, if they are actually practising, or what type of work they are undertaking.

Working on climate justice, Bulkeley et al. [44] employ the post-distributive concept 'to engage with how climate justice is actually practised and embedded in the city'.

The above authors had further sub-divided 'vertical' task shifting into 'upward' and 'downward acting' to reflect how it is actually practised.

The study may have principally attracted responses from organisations who wished to showcase their efforts in involving consumers in research and may, therefore, reflect a higher level of consumer involvement than is actually practised.

Both these sources used the same database, but with obviously different assumptions about how many were actually practising and the actual size of the population.

She said: "It was like there were soldiers guarding this period of the king - yes my father comes from royalty - without them knowing they were actually practising our rituals and culture, they were there in silence and when we as family members come in they would excuse themselves and just a few of them would be there to give us the time to be around my dad's bed".

Most of the respondents were actually practising GPs (46/58), which can be seen as a potential bias.

A 2013 study found that female candidates represent the majority of medical school graduates in Goa, India, but that only 41% of them were actually practising the profession [ 17].