There is a related practice, essential for academics, in reading.
We accept the family physician's diagnosis of essential hypertension without doing any confirmatory tests, because this is what happens in practice, and because essential hypertension is, by far, the most likely diagnosis in primary care.
Gaining knowledge and at the same time applying this knowledge in practice is essential for learning in general and, presumably, also for the development of treatment scripts by medical students.
Hoare and Hall [ 23] have recently argued that some degree of standardization in practice is essential for identifying key standards of best practice for tinnitus, for ensuring equal patient access to treatments, for facilitating clinical audit, and for providing high-level evidence of clinical efficacy.
There is also the issue that what a dance "is" in practice or for appreciation, in its "essential" features (if there are any), may not be identical with what a dance "is" for purposes of numerical identity and historical preservation.
Only staff involved in "emergencies involving the safety of human life or the protection of property" are exempt which in practice means many "essential workers" deemed vital to security and law enforcement.
In practice, this essential cooperation is sometimes not attained or is reduced due to poor information sharing, non-fluent communication flows, and lack of coordination.
The journal club also improved the residents' ability to search the literature and their statistical knowledge, skills that are essential in the practice of evidence-based medicine.
However, the following practices are considered essential in the performance of the wedding rite in most communities.
Yet tackling malnutrition doesn't just involve food, said Jo Lehmann, from WaterAid, as access to clean water and good hygiene practices are also essential in stopping it entirely.
