Sentence examples for imbedded into practice from inspiring English sources
Healthcare assistances, Physiotherapists, General Practitioners (GPs), Emergency Medical Technicians and Occupational Therapists were all aware of the programme and as it became imbedded into practice, these health professionals were actively seeking the residents advance care directives before making decisions regarding their care.
The molding process is also where the content is imbedded into the CD.
They often experiment with new approaches, like three-dimensional lithographs or wood blocks that create patterns through placement and design from colors imbedded into the wood grain.
All fairly standard for the day, notable perhaps only for showing how fast Star Wars had become imbedded into pop culture.
Palestinian Arab nationalism is younger than its Israeli Jewish counterpart, but the Muslim reluctance to concede that "Muslim lands" can ever legitimately be relinquished to infidels is age-old, imbedded into Islamic law and custom.
Each torus is imbedded into so that (2.4).
Thus, each,, is imbedded into so that (2.2).
Fecundity, amplitude and the survival of humanity are all imbedded into this tiny, yet monumental image.
Other pirates also claim to have cracked AT&T's exclusive license with Apple that is imbedded into the iPhone.
Involvement of the ESR Patient Advisory Group has been deeply imbedded into the ECR 2014 programme.
(i) Let, and let be densely in and continuously imbedded into it,. .
