Sentence examples for by the practice itself from inspiring English sources

If you are looking at a positive review on an open-loop review site, was it actually left by a happy patient - or was it written by the practice itself, in an attempt to boost its reputation?

In other words, for these outcomes, HF management was more likely to be influenced by the practice itself or to be related with physician's practice style.

The strategy has three essential components: assessment and feedback using validated instruments based on quality indicators; external support through an outreach educational visit by a trained auditor (healthcare professionals) to support the practice in improving areas of management identified by the practice itself; and formal certification by an external organisation.

Second, our construct validation analyses rely on comparisons of a practice's PCMH-A self-assessment score with other assessments done by either a MHF working with the practice or by the practice team itself.

In agreement with other studies [ 23, 24], anticipated working conditions have a decisive influence on the choice of a specialization, closely followed by the nature of the clinical practice itself (close doctor-patient relationships, a wide spectrum of medical conditions to treat) [ 25].

Therefore, we believe that is is not the practice by itself that helps developers to improve their class design; but it is the consequences of the constant act of writing a unit test, make that class testable, and refactor the code, that drives developers through a better design.

Similar conclusions can be made by examining the practice of Mindfulness itself, which similarly to Vipassana, stresses avoiding discursive thought through nonjudgmental concentration on the content of one's momentary mental activity [ 23, pages 141-142]).

The distinctiveness of heterogeneous naturalism is thus that it recommends one set of standards (mathematical) for settling some questions about mathematics mathematical ones, such as which axioms to choose and another set of standards (scientific) for settling other questions about mathematics left open by the practice itself philosophical ones, such as how to interpret mathematics.

"If the state has a problem with judicial impartiality, it is largely one the state brought on itself by continuing the practice of popularly electing judges".

Officials responded by suspending the practice.

At the foundation of the new system there must be a code of practice accepted by the press itself.