Sentence examples for in new practice from inspiring English sources

A day later, the new lord chief justice, Sir John Thomas, cited one of Neuberger's decided cases in new practice directions that he issued for the criminal courts of England and Wales.

Many doctors order imaging scans when patients complain of lower back pain, but they are unnecessary in most cases and may do more harm than good, the American College of Physicians stated in new practice guidelines.

Previous research has investigated growth strategies based on knowledge-based innovations resulting in new practice developments (Anand et al. 2007), internationalization (Aharoni 1993), and the exploration of new regional markets (Reihlen et al. 2009), as well as growth opportunities through mergers and acquisitions, and alliances (Kaiser and Ringlstetter 2011).

‡Predicted prevalence in new practice with 95% prediction intervals using logistic regression model.

‡Predicted prevalence in new practice with 95% prediction intervals using logistic regression model; ACEI=angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor; U+E=urea and electrolyte monitoring; FBC=full blood count; INR=international normalised ratio; TFT=thyroid function test; LFT=liver function test.

One study author, Patti Kristjanson, described the chicken-and-egg conditions that result in such circumstances in a printed statement: It stands to reason that households struggling to feed their families throughout the year are not in a good position to invest in new practices that include higher costs and risks.

We next will discuss securities-related technology evolution, and the rise of HFT in the American and European markets, where technological innovation resulted in new practices, issues, and regulatory solutions.

That theory describes how early adopters will be the first to engage in new practices, the conditions under which use will continue to spread, and how once a "critical mass" of adopters has been reached, the use of an innovation will be sustained (Rogers 2010).

A key ingredient for these successes were effective behavior change communication (BCC) programs that not only provided information on the benefits of optimal breastfeeding practices to mothers, but that also created a supportive environment to enable women to engage in new practices.

Larger proportions of patients with 'Unknown' BMI and smoking status in the raw data study are most likely the result of: contrasting observation period algorithms and differing practice composition between the two data cuts as explained above resulting in less historical data present in newer practices.

We present a case study of a project in which we used IM Adapt to find, adapt, implement, and evaluate an EBI to improve mammography adherence for African American women in a new practice setting in Houston, Texas.