Allen, Messori, and Plunkett say that most of these myths were created by its opponents, with Allen adding that he perceives that Opus Dei members generally practise what they preach.
Apart from particularistic relationships with employing pharmacists or GPs, pharmacy nurses generally practise in isolation, with no systematic avenues or mechanisms for service coordination or integration with other primary care providers.
Generally, PN was practised one-on-one, and the process was not disrupted by the presence of third parties.
For instance, regular surveys by the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong found that of all women who practised contraception generally, oral pill users decreased from 27 to 16% from 1982 to 1997 (The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong, 1999).
The outcomes of GMC FTP investigations (and the instructions to specialist examiners) are summarised as (1) fit to practise generally; (2) fit to practise with limitations and (c) unfit to practise.
As generally known, practise makes perfect!
Generally, traditional small-scale cattle keeping, as practised in the Woodland and Savanna biomes, is shown to make efficient use of capital and to provide significant income for participating households.
There was also a need for teachers to deepen their knowledge about teaching, learning and assessment, more generally, particularly with regard to the alignment between what is taught or practised, what is learned and what is assessed.
Cork thinks he just didn't practise enough: "Generally because I was so tired from bowling, but that's no excuse".
I actually find it fairly difficult to find someone to speak French to me, as everyone is keen to practise their (generally excellent) English.
