Sentence examples for could be practised from inspiring English sources
Otherwise teleradiology could be practised by non-radiologists or even by non-physicians [20].
Both in-plane and out-of-plane cannulation techniques could be practised.
Nerve block techniques could be practised using both in-plane and out-of-plane approaches with this phantom (see Fig. 3).
The problem of intercultural competences is discussed from the point of view of cultural differences, possible communication barriers, global education and the problematics of foreign language tuition, where model situations for trade and tourism could be practised and the knowledge about possible barriers could be presented.
Even if it were admitted that medicine could be practised for the sake of knowledge, it could not be called a pure science, because it does not explain the first causes, and without this comprehension the other causes cannot be clearly apprehended.
To Kennan, the notion that politicians could be practising Marxist-Leninists by conviction was highly improbable.
What behaviours will be practised?
He had grown up in wartime and sometimes he felt that the tendencies that so irked him could not have been practised by those who had experienced war.
"We will be practising penalties," Warnock said.
This could look like we're being practised upon, dupes of unconscionable skill.
