Sentence examples for be better practice for from inspiring English sources
Other authors argue that there is little evidence to suggest that bacteraemia associated with dental procedures causes prosthetic joint infection; simple tasks, such as brushing teeth and chewing, can produce a greater bacteraemia than one dental procedure and it would be better practice for the surgeon to ensure dentition and oral health are up to standard before elective orthopaedic surgery.
Parry said this was because he had been due to go on holiday the next day, so it was better practice for a doctor who was going to be around to carry out the procedure.
It is better practice to have multiple items per domain, for example, between four and ten items as this provides a much more thorough assessment of the dimension.
Like most motor skill activities it is better to practice for a few minutes or a half-hour each day than to practice for hours at a time every once in a while.
"If we can increase access exponentially by including advanced practice clinicians, it's going to be better for women, better for families, better for clinicians".
It is claimed that health care students who learn together will be better prepared for contemporary practice and more able to work collaboratively and communicate effectively.
If we extrapolate our findings of 41 magazines each month at an average cost of £3.20 ($5.00€4.0000) per magazine over the 8000 practices in the United Kingdom, this equates to £12.6m disappearing from general practices, resources that could be better used for healthcare.
I want to take some young Georgian players to Brazil, where it is better for practice.
PN6 "I think it is better for practice nurses to be doing that, the one-on-one situation, the confidentiality is there and with the women I think they feel more comfortable speaking to another woman rather than to males".
"I and the Board agree it would be better under 'best practices' corporate governance guidelines for there to be a different Board Chair from the CEO," Wages said in a written statement.
