Sentence examples for basis for the practice from inspiring English sources

The care of domestic and captive mammals is, of course, the basis for the practice of veterinary medicine.

Now researchers in Europe and South America have found an evolutionary basis for the practice: females were more likely to store sperm from gift-giving males, and their eggs were more likely to hatch.

The meticulous study, observation, and inquiry that characterize the discipline of psychopathology are, in turn, the basis for the practice of psychiatry (i.e., the science and practice of diagnosing and treating mental disorders as well as dealing with their prevention).

He did so, with friends on other drums, and when asked early on whether there was any traditional basis for the practice of group drumming or whether they were just making it up, he is supposed to have said, "Yeah, we're just making this up".

He provided an intellectual basis for the practice of bhakti (devotional worship) in three major commentaries: the Vedartha-samgraha (on the Vedas, the earliest scriptures of Hinduism), the Shri-bhashya (on the Brahma-sutras), and the Bhagavadgita-bhashya (on the Bhagavadgita).

In many ways, it provides a sound basis for the practice of foetal and neonatal pathology.' Pathology 2002; 385.

Apart from questions that beset the majority of multicenter trials in patients with ARDS, such as definitional precision, co-intervention control, and execution variability across and within centers, this result hardly constitutes a basis for discarding the practice for many study-specific reasons.

The rational basis for this practice has not been properly established in the professional literature, and the main purpose of the present work is to check the validity of this assumption.

The basis for this practice comes largely from registry-based studies on hip replacements.

That would be an independent basis for finding the practice is unconstitutional.

What is not revealed, however, is the scientific basis for this practice.