Participants were selected on the basis of practice location, practice list size, service duration, postgraduate occupational health qualifications, contract basis (partner, salaried, locum, full-time, or part-time) and sex.
Rather, theory is the core basis of exceptional practice.
Walking is the basis of his practice as an artist.
Yet Ms Yamatani has form when it comes to disputing the historical basis of the practice of wartime sex slavery.Many reasonable people worry that a new hate-speech law, improperly drafted, could harm freedom of expression.
(These illustrations were published in Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice (39th Edition), Susan Strandring, The Back, Copyright Elsevier, 2005).
Appeals to authority and subjective notions of similarity fundamentally no different than the "yardstick" applied by geneticists spouting percent differences formed the basis of taxonomic practice well into the twentieth century.
There was also little explicit consideration of the ethical or normative basis of conservation practice, again in sharp contrast to practice in the United States[5] even though, by paying explicit attention to socio-political factors, this approach was implicitly incorporates anthropocentric norms at every stage.
It is safe to say that Doeringer equally understands that conceit well enough to have made it the basis of his practice.
Pew sliced participants in their recent "Religion in Everyday Life" survey into two very broad categories: the "highly religious -- the 30% of Americans "who say they pray daily and attend religious services at least once a week --and the 70% of Americans week --andn the basis of prayer practice and church attendance, counted by Peweek --andhighly religious".
