Sentence examples for characteristic practice from inspiring English sources

He favoured congregational singing of the Psalms, which became a characteristic practice of the Huguenots in France and the Presbyterians in Scotland and the New World.

A characteristic practice is that of roasting the mother of a new-born child, a custom also followed in the Malay peninsula in a recently reported case with fatal results.

Leveled foundation is also a characteristic practice in hills even if the terrain is not leveled.

This article focuses primarily on American liberalism and on its characteristic practices of denial and deflection, practices which we maintain have fertilized the soil in which Trumpism has taken root.

Indeed, distinctive cultural and characteristic practices among specific populations may interfere with sexual abstinence after pregnancy [ 52].

DOPPS longitudinal data also help identify trends in subject characteristics, practice indicators, medication use, and outcomes.

Psychosocial treatments are the first line of evidence-based treatments for DBDs, yet their effectiveness often varies according to patient sociodemographic characteristics, practice setting, and implementation procedures.

Thus, a multivariate model is estimated that also adjusts for differences between MRI and non-MRI practices in practice characteristics ("Practice j,r,t ") and county-level practice area characteristics ("Area r,t ") that remain after PS matching.

Demographic characteristics, practice characteristics, and responses to questionnaire items were examined by physician specialty.

Of each participating GP, demographic characteristics, practice characteristics and their interest in palliative care were collected (Table 3).

9 Additionally, Brennan and Spencer 30 noted that dentists' individual characteristics, practice settings and patient characteristics influenced the pattern of preventive care delivered.