Sentence examples for be practised to from inspiring English sources

The technique takes time to learn and needs to be practised to ensure that you are using it correctly and safely.

In other Scandinavian countries routine confinement is not allowed, but this still seems to be practised to a large extent around farrowing and the first part of lactation.

Confirmatory diagnosis based on minimally invasive skin slit aspirate samples needs to be practised to minimize discomfort and scarring, thus encouraging the patients to come forward for early diagnosis as well as follow up.

The concern to protect participants (points 3 and 4), by insisting on ensuring that medical protocols were adhered to, meant that we were asked to transform the nature of the study from one looking at how medicine is practised, to one focussing on measuring how well it is practised by junior doctors.

Child marriage is a tradition that is practised to preserve a girl's chastity, to strengthen ties between families and as a response to poverty.

However, once breeders appreciated the undesirable correlated response in calving ease, selection was practised to increase weaning and yearling weights while maintaining birth weight and yearling height constant.

The psychologist James Reason, author of Human Error, wrote: "Manual control is a highly skilled activity, and skills need to be practised continuously in order to maintain them.

And when I'm practised at that, maybe I can lend a hand next door.

Where more than one solution seems to be practised, and none has been shown to be superior to the others, the committee has tried to specifically express this state of knowledge.

In the next 4 weeks, Hatha yoga will be added to intercalate with sweeping, to be practised daily aided by audio-cassette tape instructions.

The scream is something to be practised sparingly: too much and you end up wanting to stuff socks down the singer's throat.