Sentence examples for examination of practice from inspiring English sources

At the system level, examination of practice and the underlying philosophy of each provides incentives for cross-training and policy changes.

Reliable strength system that endures the examination of practice was established by Response Surface Methodology, the strength system can provide a direction for practical application and used in developing theory research.

There has been a call for more critical examination of practice, based on the principles of participatory research and action learning, in order to support the translation of practice into an evidence base which contributes to the critical development, delivery and evaluation of quality care [ 25].

Across the country, an examination of practices suggests that time and again pension officials are making poor investment choices and incurring losses because personal connections skew their decision-making.

Second, an examination of practices among signing countries of whether recommendations and consensus agreements are actually followed in their policy and practices is necessary.

There is probably less incentive for a re-examination of practice codes in states which have not yet been greatly affected by the new ideas permeating the courts.

"Collaborative Caring includes an examination of interprofessional practice, teamwork, and collaborative practice or collaborative caring.

Model Projections investigates the complex pathways between architecture and its representations through an examination of the practice of model making.

In addition to the fellowships, the Nieman Foundation publishes Nieman Reports, the oldest U.S. magazine devoted to a critical examination of the practice of journalism.

Co-curated by Jennifer Gray and Irene Sunwoo, Model Projections investigates the complex pathways between architecture and its representation through an examination of the practice of model making.

While ambition and angst among the young magazine set may not be of paramount consequence (and this is a particularly hand-wringing, wheedling group), the movie is "a serious, well-observed examination of the practice of journalism," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.