Sentence examples for distribution of practices from inspiring English sources

See Figure 1 for the distribution of practices nationally.

The distribution of practices was designed to be representative of the UK population.

Accordingly, a reasonable distribution of practices between rural and urban areas should facilitate access to primary care services.

Figure 1 illustrates the distribution of practices according to the proportion of dissatisfied responses for each of the two indicators (overall satisfaction and multistat) within discrete practices.

With the exception of the oversampling of practices affiliated with MetLife, the distribution of practices among plans was virtually identical to what would be expected based on market share data provided in each company's annual report and/or marketing materials.

Although MRC GPRF practices are representative in terms of the distribution of partnership size compared to the distribution of practices in the UK, these practices volunteer to dedicate some of their efforts to enhancing evidence-based medicine.

The question whether different variations of the amount and length of pauses and practice blocks might lead to distribution-of-practice-effects remains to be addressed in future experiments.

On the basis of previous research about the distribution-of-practice effect [see 4 for a review], we hypothesized that participants following a distributed practice would show a stronger improvement in performance in later practice sessions as compared to the massed practice group.

Ebbinghaus himself was the first to report distribution-of-practice effects by showing that better learning was achieved when the same amount of practice was distributed over two or more days compared to when the practice was completed in one single day [ 2].

Although Mackay et al. [ 37] found that a distributed practice within one day can lead to a higher performance in the acquisition of a fine motor skill, most other studies investigating the distribution of practice effect were using a design in which training was distributed over several days [ 36, 39].

Research in perceptual learning has confirmed that outcome can be affected by both the length and distribution of practice.