Sentence examples for identified as practicing from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, a study by French think tank the Montaigne Institute found that men who identified as practicing Muslims in job applications had only a 4.7 percent chance of being asked for a job interview, compared to 17.9 percent of those who identified as practicing Catholics (those who identified as practicing Jews were also discriminated against, though to a smaller degree).

During the 1890s Ukrainian villagers were identified as practicing sprang in the manufacture of women's caps.

Sixty-nine of 101 physicians (68%) identified as practicing in the primary care clinics at one of the three VA medical centers completed the survey.

Although most of the improvements in CF were identified as practice effects, increased IL-10 and the decreased NSE both correlated with improvement of working memory and with psychomotor speed capacity.

* No clear evidence from Cochrane reviews to support or refute use, but identified as practices of importance to research and evaluate Data related to the primary outcome were planned to be collected by field-workers over a nine-month period from the consecutive case reports of 1000 women admitted to each of the participating SE Asian hospitals.

These were identified as: practice based consultations with a doctor or nurse; telephone consultations; home visits; visits to a Walk-in Centre; contacts with NHS Direct; out-of-hours care including telephone consultation, face-to-face consultation and home visits; visits to A&E; out-patient appointments; in-patient hospital care; and prescribed medication.

In the main analyses, adjustments were made for demographic factors: patient age, sex, rurality index score, and travel distance to the practice (identified as "demog" in Table  4).

Paul was baptized in the Episcopal Church and identified as a practicing Christian as a teenager.

Garcia, who in the statement is identified as a practicing Catholic himself goes on to say "how the Church--or any faith--views marriage within it's own institution is one thing, but secular society treats marriage as a civil right".

Those identified as currently practicing rurally were the target population for this study.

Still, while 73 percent of Spaniards call themselves Catholics, the proportion who identify themselves as practicing the religion has declined steadily, down last year to 18 percent, according to Metroscopia, a polling agency.