Sentence examples similar to established as a practice from inspiring English sources

Judgment is a virtue that relies upon practical wisdom; it is established as a habit through practice.

In the 1950s the clinical efficacy of cupping was confirmed by Co-Research of China and acupuncturists from the former Soviet Union, and was established as an official therapeutic practice in hospitals all over China [ 4].

Recent data suggest that providing at least 80% of prescribed amounts of protein and calories is associated with improved clinical outcomes and thus could be established as a quality indicator for ICU practice, particularly in high-risk patients [ 14].

A framework for preparing questions about competences in HP&DP needed by FP/GPs in their daily practice was established as a part of the Leonardo da Vinci project [ 7].

Persons serving as doctors to animals have existed since the earliest recorded times, and veterinary practice was already established as a specialty as early as 2000 bce in Babylonia and Egypt.

It needs repeated practice to become established as a routine.

Close reading established itself as a practice in the first half of the twentieth century, and was a brilliant tool for getting to the heart of lyric poetry; when professors started assigning difficult modernist novels, it was good for that, too.

He avoids the sweaty transfigurations that Leonard Bernstein established as common practice for Mahler.

In the case of the non-ACTRIS stations and earlier measurements, the same procedures were followed nevertheless as they had been established as 'good practice' within the community beforehand.

Therefore the methods established as best practice for capturing HRQoL for chronic conditions would have been unsuitable for estimating the effect of acute episodes on HRQoL.

But since being drafted, the former University of Texas and Southern Methodist quarterback has seen action in just one game after establishing himself as a practice squad poster boy.