The ideas of mind or spirit are powerless unless they enter into practice, or realize themselves in life and practical situations, which are generated by impulsion and human drives.
Tydings resumed his legal career after he lost his Senate seat, entering into practice with a Washington law firm that included Giant Food President Joseph Danzansky.
My goal is to try to help nurses enter into practice with an awareness of their own privileges and the ways in which they're positioned and benefitting from ongoing colonial practices.
IMGs are forming a major part of our training cohort, thus representing an increasing number of physicians entering into practice as a short-term solution to health human resource needs.
Cases where poor relationships between nurses existed were attributed to generational differences, gender biases, divergent views held by nurses entering into practice through assorted levels of pre-service training and perceptions of favoritism by superiors [ 48].
Experiments have been made with anti-pitching fins, but they have not entered into general practice.
He also entered into private practice as a mining engineer and a consultant in mining lawsuits.
After residency at New York Medical College he entered into private practice in 1958 and was also an Assistant Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology at New York Medical College until relocating to Miami, FL in 1990.
In the early phase of the 21st century, novel agents such as thalidomide, bortezomib, and lenalidomide have entered into clinical practice and become key drugs in the treatment of MM.
Although new drug combinations, different treatment schedules, PARP inhibitors, and anti-angiogenic agents have already entered into clinical practice [9], others targeting agents are facing phase I clinical trials.
