Sentence examples for increase in practice from inspiring English sources
Musicians and concertgoers said they were pleased about the increase in practice space, the large stage and expanded seating capacity.
The proposed method has a feature that the computational costs of the resulting schemes do not increase in practice, even when the order of accuracy is increased.
Pressed for time by his recent marriage to Emily Lee earlier in the year, an increase in practice due to the town's rapid population growth and his increasing political roles, Wilson sold his drug store in 1886 to a town alderman, Philip Daly.
The average increase in practice score was 24% (range 0-68%), however, there were variations across facilities.
The increase in practice volume was made possible by the introduction of the NP role to the practice.
Since generally the hospital industry is characterized by an overcapacity of beds and a under capacity of practice rooms and physicians it is to be expected that an increase in practice rooms may lead to higher efficiencies.
Once they can perform robotic-assisted surgery on their own, their patient population is likely to increase in practices lacking robotic surgeons.
The table below illustrates the sensitivity of the first-year payment to interest rates and amortization horizon for the payment stream that increases in step with assumed increases in practice income.
As a result, when the number of hops increases, in practice it selects a much longer and zigzag route from the source to the destination, and thus, the final SER performance is decreased.
Home care is a care option that is increasing in practice and correspondingly in cost.
Due to software incompatibilities we were unable to obtain baseline HKC numbers, so could not calculate a baseline proportion for practice C. The proportion of eligible children who had a BMI recorded also significantly increased in practice A and B, but appeared to decrease in Practice C (Fig. 4).> All practices improved their equipment and processes of HKC-delivery.
