Sentence examples for by using practices from inspiring English sources
The system is just one example of how Seattle Children's Hospital says it has improved patient care, and its bottom line, by using practices made famous by Toyota and others.
Lean manufacturing was derived from studies of the automobile industry, which showed that the best Japanese carmakers had achieved competitive advantages by using practices rooted in the principles noted.
Because the teachers know what or how they teach or what they make emphasis by using practices.
Therefore, it is essential at the local, regional and global level to shift towards sustainable agriculture and food-production systems by using practices that are much less GHG emitting and, both fossil-fuel and water demanding but enable preserving yield, quality and safety of agro-foods.
To assess whether clusters of patients with hip fracture and with distinct initial recovery trajectories (IRT) could be identified by using practice-based evidence data and to examine the validity of these data.
Other results were adjusted for clustering by using practice-specific proportions or means as observations in Student's t test.
The intervention was kept as simple as possible by using practice nurses to do single measures on a device they already were familiar with allowing easy implementation.
Members begin this process, called organizational knowledge renewal, by reflecting on failures or successes of old work routines or by using practice innovations championed by leadership (such as in an evidence-based practice guideline).
We did have some data and investigator triangulation, but these could have been improved by using practicing physicians in addition to residents as our participants, and by having a third investigator with a different perspective.
The intervention was kept as simple as possible by using practice nurses to do single measures on a device they were familiar with but did not receive extensive further training on.
The complaint says Cross Media violated the Telemarketing Sales Rule by using deceptive practices, as well as the Federal Trade Commission Act and a 1996 F.T.C. order entered into by a predecessor company, Direct Sales International Inc., to sell the subscriptions.
