In addition, some practitioners of Caribbean and Latin American religions, such as voodoo, Santería, obeah, Palo, and Espiritismo, use mercury ceremonially (Johnson 1999; Newby et al. 2006; U.S. EPA 2002; Wendroff 2005; Zayas and Ozuah 1996).
The emergence of fusidic acid resistance in WAMRSA paralleled the decline in mupirocin resistance; some practitioners may have replaced 1 topical antimicrobial drug with another after the guidelines were implemented.
Neither seated meditation nor Shavasana, a resting pose that many teachers cite as the most challenging for Western yogis, is a required pose in competition, but some practitioners suggested that both poses should be.
Respondents across the two groups tended to agree in principle that some practitioners' current training within their occupational groups were "not high enough" [H]; and that the enforcement of standards would likely "improve the quality of care to patients" by increasing "the practitioners' level of treatment" [CM].
Recent advances in the clinical diagnostic instruments for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease (AD) and in neuroimaging may cast doubt in the minds of some practitioners about the continued need for neuropathology to provide the ultimate diagnosis.
The total duration of the colonoscope insertion and withdrawal in our study may be considered impractical in community practice by some practitioners.
In an attempt to prevent or treat hyperglycaemia in critical care settings some practitioners withhold nutrition.
As for the fish-hook hang, Mr. Angel, according to Costa Sarantakos, studied with some practitioners in Texas.
There is a dearth of research on the use of acupuncture in treating CIBP and some practitioners express fears about treating cancer patients with acupuncture.
Some practitioners in the field--including one S. Sondheim, a Hammerstein protégé who served as teenaged assistant on the 1947 production--consider Allegro an important step in the development of the American musical.
