Sentence examples for geographical practices from inspiring English sources

I explore associated geographical practices and imaginations insofar as different subject positions, different spaces, and the performativity of legal paradigms open up social justice possibilities.

In spite of changes and differences in geographical practice, the Hindu tradition is still domestic centered.

Consideration was also given to ensuring the sample included a mix of years of experience supervising, levels of remoteness of geographical locations, practice owners and non-owners, sole supervisors, and supervisors in multi-doctor practices and Aboriginal Medical Services.

We have used two established national data sets, HES and QOF, and a range of geographical and practice information with good completeness.

Data for the study included interviews with key informants [ 12, 28] and with clinicians with experience in providing HIV care in different caseload and geographical general practice settings across Australia.

The questionnaire captured socio-demographic data, length of practice as a Gynaecologist, geographical location of practice, menopausal symptoms ever encountered by the respondents in their practices, the treatments ever offered for severe menopausal symptoms, their attitude to hormone replacement therapy, and their practice of hormone replacement therapy.

A large geographical area of practices will be invited to participate to avoid saturation of research studies in some practices, and to maximise the generalisability of the sample of children.

We conducted interviews with entrepreneurs, ESA policy makers and governmental representatives in Austria and identified six prevailing institutional practices: geographical return, the SME-initiatives, the national support pattern, the size pattern, the consortium pattern and the experience pattern.

Indeed, allele frequencies may vary widely both within and between breed populations irrespective of trait status with the disparities reflecting the unique genetic and social history, ancestral patterns of geographical establishment, mating practices, reproductive expansions and bottlenecks, as well as stochastic events that characterize each breed.

Flock size, geographical region, lambing practices and keeping certain sheep breeds were all shown to influence the risk of scrapie occurring in a flock.

The geographical locations of practices were as follows: 119 in Budapest, 99 in big, 126 in smaller cities and 104 in villages.