Sentence examples for being introduced into practice from inspiring English sources
Humidification during long-term cooled storage of fruits is being introduced into practice to prevent excessive moisture loss and quality degradation.
"Drugs are being introduced into practice right now with far less information than has ever been had before," said Dr. Richard L. Schilsky, one of TAPUR's principal investigators.
Innovations, which arise and are introduced into practice continuously, compel genetic counselors to update their skills, knowledge, and approach quickly to ensure adequate and appropriate care of patients.
There are numerous disinfectants and antiseptics for treating materials in hospitals and community settings, and devices such as catheters impregnated with anti-infectives have been introduced into practice.
The trial adopted a pragmatic approach in which the intervention was introduced into practice systems remotely, in the same way in which it might be rolled-out into routine practice.
If the intervention is introduced into practice without proof of efficacy, they are at risk of receiving a treatment option that may not provide any benefit over placebo, or may be harmful.
The option of SLN biopsy has been introduced into practice with the aim of reducing patient morbidity, but at the expense of the increased possibility of women having a false-negative diagnosis, with a resultant potential increase in mortality.
A new generation of drug eluting coronary stents are undergoing clinical trial evaluation and being introduced into clinical practice.
New diagnostic assays based on global gene expression are being introduced into clinical practice or tested in large-scale clinical trials.
