But unlike other sports or activities, video games aren't conducive to practice.
Some services, settings and individuals clearly feel their context of care is more conducive to practice according to an ideal model than others; for example, striking differences exist between nursing and physiotherapy care postinjury.
Those families inclined to walk for transportation in general, or who are interested in their children walking to school may seek out and eventually reside in neighborhoods that are more conducive (e.g., closer) to practicing AST and achieving independent mobility.
Certainly progressive changes that improve conditions and are conducive to ethical practice are worth pursuing.
They're doing it because what Apple does provide is conducive to changing practices in the workplace and new ways of getting things done.
Perhaps what is most essential to develop Indian Emergency Medicine is to stimulate the young minds of graduating physicians, nurses, and paramedics to see Emergency Medicine as a career opportunity and to influence decision makers to formulate policy conducive to fair practice and training in emergency medicine.
This unifying experience, unlike a strictly religious orientation, does not lend to the kind of infighting and even violence we see among the religious, behavior that is not conducive to the practice of meditation itself.
You'd bring them into the district hospital to deliver wound care or shower them…because their home environment was not conducive to safe practice.
Most of the women deferred the practice of religious rituals associated with childbirth during their hospitalization because they believed that the hospital environment was not conducive to these practices [ 10, 11].
The more moderate Islamists tend to argue that when the government starts interpreting and applying religious teachings, then it risks corrupting both itself and the faith, and so a more or less secular state is the most conducive context for Muslims to practice their faith.
