Sentence examples for citing practices from inspiring English sources

"People in the zoological community began to think about animal enrichment 20 years ago," said Paul Boyle, of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, citing practices, now widespread, like offering zoo animals toys to play with or hiding their food to replicate the experience of foraging in the wild.

That's not necessarily bad, Orduña-Malea says, noting that such wide citing practices can help expand the range of papers that researchers read, beyond those published in elite journals.

He cites practices already being dismantled that he says defy common sense, like using a Social Security number to check out a racquet or towel at the gym, get a flu shot or buy a pair of pants at a ship commissary.

In other words, for every practice that the industry can cite as evidence of its caring, its opponents can cite practices, policies and situations that suggest a different reality.

Patients who miss appointments tend to cite practice factors and their own forgetfulness as the main reasons for doing so, and most attend within three months of a missed appointment.

Consistent with previous literature, more than half the physicians cited practice leadership as crucial to the initial measurement activity, while almost three-quarters point to the role of leadership and cooperation in implementing a QI strategy [ 32- 35].

A number of lawyers have stopped practicing at the detention center, citing inconsistent practices involving attorney-client meetings and harassment by facility staffers.

Seventeen responding physicians (8.8%) used a CPG for AUB or hysterectomy in their practices, citing "relevance to practice" (92.9%), "easy to use" (85.7%), "evidence-based" (78.6%) and "consistent with clinical experience" (78.6%) as the greatest incentives for use.

Espaillat had been suing for a re-vote, citing shoddy practices by the New York City board of elections.

The authorities had denied the religious group the legal status for more than 10 years, citing such practices as not allowing children to have blood transfusions as unlawful.

On Friday, the New Jersey attorney general's office filed a civil lawsuit against the company and its owner, Marc S. Schwartz, citing fraudulent practices.