Sentence examples for correcting practices from inspiring English sources

Our findings will hopefully serve to stimulate Italian ICUs to critically review their own infection management policies with the aim of reinforcing the strong points and correcting practices likely to be less effective.

The office, announced by the new United States trade representative, Susan C. Schwab, reflects growing impatience in Congress with Beijing's slow pace in correcting practices regarded as illegal or unfair.

"Wolfie is designed to help teachers focus on teaching and inspiring their students as opposed to correcting practicing mistakes, and we're excited to be bringing that kind of optimized experience to such a massive audience as China," Bauman adds.

However, by following a proposed set of best (correct) practices, we show that the MODWT and à trous algorithm (AT) can be used to correctly forecast target (e.g., hydrological and water resources) processes in real-world scenarios.

But that doesn't leave us powerless to correct practices that truly harm consumers, should they actually arise.

A mandatory educational program (the intervention) targeting an infection control committee consisting of physicians was developed by a multidisciplinary task force to highlight correct practices for preventing CRBSIs.

This allows the younger generation to learn correct practices and procedures, and ensures that the learning process is accessible to all.

Though the present study did not ask student authors about their motives and circumstances, extensive research with fairly consistent findings from numerous countries recommends complementary measures to inspire learning and encourage correct practices.

Hugely facilitated by computers and the Internet, plagiarism by students threatens educational quality and professional ethics worldwide though those same technologies can be used to teach correct practices and detect transgressions.

The bank also agreed to correct practices of alleged discrimination.

The lack of reported improvement in practices could be explained by the high rates of correct practices reported at baseline, possibly related to the social desirability response bias.