Sentence examples for emphasises the practice from inspiring English sources
This treatment emphasises the practice of mindfulness more than in traditional psychodynamic therapy.
The review identifies existing research gaps and emphasises the pertinent management practices as well as design issues which are relevant to the mitigation of car park pollution.
As the world's foremost lava photographer, Tom is aware of the risks, but also emphasises how the practice has helped him recover from the trauma of warzone military service.
The fact that people are willing to read fantasy novels in practice emphasises the parallel fact that, most of the time, they aren't willing to read them in principle.
The discrepancy in these rates emphasises the variation in hospital practices due to the lack of an objective definition of sCAP.
This is an approach to medical practice that emphasises the need to treat the patient with empathy and compassion.
COP theory (Lave and Wenger 1991) provides an account of how students learn in the clinical environment as peripheral participants in medical practice and emphasises the importance of access to senior figures in this process.
Our finding that current smoking is strongly associated with MI, but not UA, emphasises the importance of the clinical practice of encouraging current smokers with a diagnosis of CAD to quit their smoking habits.
48 Therefore one of the main uncertainties about the use of the new anticoagulants is related to their real bleeding risk in standard clinical practice, 49 50 51 which emphasises the need for appropriate use according to product labelling to minimise such risk.
The concept of Menschenwürde is of particular relevance to nursing practice as it emphasises the importance of acknowledging the worth of all human beings, regardless of their condition and is thus a counter to the criticisms of rationalist models of dignity described above.
Good practice in pedagogical design emphasises the need to design learning activities and resources with the target audience or context in mind (Nurmi & Jaakkola, 2006).
