Sentence examples for be improved in practice from inspiring English sources
In our simulation scheme this interaction has been considered as two corrections (one False Negative and one False Positive), so the figures obtained are pessimistic, based on the kind of interactions that have been simulated, and can be improved in practice.
For drivers younger than 65, only drivers who exhibited a natural worrier driving style (one of the eight DSQ classifications) did not benefit from the CCPS; thus, safety at intersections can be improved in practice with a higher CCPS penetration ratio.
I'm thinking "well they're not seeing a great range of patients; we need to be thinking about how that might be improved in the practice itself".
Prostate cancer screening using PSA evaluation and digital rectal examination are two other topics that may be improved in clinical practice.
Medical Educator 3. I'm thinking "well they're not seeing a great range of patients; we need to be thinking about how that might be improved in the practice itself".
This takes the view that evaluation is a responsibility shared by all participants, not merely the external evaluators, as it seeks to determine what has been achieved, what factors and processes have brought them about, and how the enterprise can be improved in its practices.
The results of this study demonstrate that from the perspective of patients, the delivery of structured chronic care and counselling could be improved in general practices, particularly the arrangement of follow-up contacts.
We determined whether new patient access to care can be improved in a surgical practice.
These localized, self-limited reactions may be improved in routine clinical practice through the use of multiple application sites, including the buttocks and hip areas, in addition to the abdomen, as used exclusively in the current trial.
The paper also discusses the opportunities and challenges of Big Data-based credit risk analysis, which needs to be improved in future research and practice.
There is evidence from observational studies that this good tolerability profile is maintained or may even be improved in community-based clinical practice.
