If the term "blockade" were applied to acupuncture, this would, likely, be expected to promote this minimally invasive technique, and, potentially, bring it into mainstream clinical practice for pain management as well as other therapeutic applications.
The alignment of acupuncture with other anesthetic techniques for neural blockade would, likely, be expected to promote this minimally invasive technique, and, potentially, bring it into mainstream clinical practice for pain management as well as other therapeutic applications.
If you play an instrument, bring it into your room and practice (with your parent's permission).
The City of Seattle has reportedly cut its funding of the UW study because of dissatisfaction with its methodology.[x] Anyone who continues to fund it should take a hard look at their approach and encourage them to bring it into line with current economic practice.
Stratford is surely the national site for the Elizabethan playhouse everyone desires in theory, while nothing is done in practice to bring it into existence.
But to remove the ceiling while keeping other elements of the system unchanged would be a deliberate choice that would take the United States outside of mainstream practice, not bring it into the mainstream.
8 Indeed, one of the primary purposes of the Executive Order was to 'substantially strengthen the Federal labor relations system by bringing it more into line with practices in the private sector of the economy.' 5 Presidential Documents 1508 Oct . 29 , 1969 (announcement of the signing of Exec. Order No. 11491).
A further strength is that it brings theory into practice and adds evidence for methods by which behavior change techniques may be delivered and embedded in the day to day care in a time-effective way [ 43, 68].
She partners with marketing faculty fellows at the Center to bring theory into practice via a portfolio of marketing and insights projects with leading corporations.
