(GP 161) Seminar trainer feedback indicated that it proved difficult at times to gather all the trial participants from a particular practice at a particular time, with the absence of practice nurses, who are often in charge of minor illness (telephone) triage, especially commented upon.
Charles, a varsity breaststroke swimmer during his time at Duke, said this new way of looking at locomotion and size validates a particular practice in swim training, though for a different reason.
"This was a particular practice which was happening in the early 90s at Alder Hey and, it seems, some other hospitals.
A manager who has benchmarked top-performing companies' best practices recommends adopting a particular practice.
Third, our method requires that patients registered at a particular general practice live in the same district.
306 questionnaires were excluded for further analysis: 200 from single-handed practices, 11 from respondents with less than half a year experience at the particular practice and 94 with more than 5 missing values, resulting in 615 questionnaires eligible for the study.
My friend Lobsang and I borrowed a car and drove half an hour outside the city to wake up a Rinpoche famous for his skill at this particular practice, but his attendant wouldn't let us disturb him; it was 3 o'clock at night.
16 21 The responses to these questionnaires enabled a comparison between participants' experiences of discussing preferred place of death and the level of adoption of the framework at the particular practice.
Somewhere along the way Rose weighed in with a taunt aimed at West, referencing a particular sexual practice that she implied was part of their partnership repertoire.
Fees are charged, either formally or informally, for care that should be free, and where fees are set at a particular level, charges in practice are often higher (Chuma et al. 2009; Lewis 2007; Meuwissen 2002; Opwora et al. 2011).
