Sentence examples for exercises to real from inspiring English sources
A large proportion of respondents felt that they could relate some parts of the exercises to real situations.
These events marked the beginning of the first U.S. outbreak of bioterrorism-related anthrax and (for many of us in clinical medicine, public health, and law enforcement) ushered in the transition from tabletop bioterrorism exercises to real-world investigation and response.
For any locality, the rarity of major public health emergencies necessitates the use of practice-based exercises to simulate real life experiences in order to develop and improve skills and to assess response capabilities over time.
Ultimately the positive contribution of this short exercise to the real clinical thought processes of medical students reaching the hospital wards cannot easily be assessed.
Consider how you can transfer the surprise and changed perspectives you gained from the exercise to everyday, real events in your life.
The proposed exercises were small compared to real systems design tasks.
In addition, our pharmacological stress was a step closer to real exercise, since increased preload was achieved with the addition of 30° Trendelenburg.
But instead of acting like the adult in the room and moving forward to exercise real leadership, he attempted to appease conservatives by announcing he is going to sue the president.
Those involved in the secondary use of EHR data for research, as well as consumers of this research, should be aware of this sampling bias problem and exercise caution when applying results to real world populations.
If Obama wants to help reduce violence south of the border, it is time for him to stop playing Calderón's game and to exercise real leadership in North America.
Even if the vote seems reasonably fair, a new government may struggle to gain its legitimacy, and could find it as hard as its predecessors to exercise real power.If he is wise, Mr Kabila will construct a broad-based administration to heal the wounds of the past.
