Sentence examples for increasing practice of this from inspiring English sources

The increasing practice of this regime in the wetter regions of Chepareria reaffirms the observation of others (BurnSilver 2007; Galvin 2009).

The former House Parliamentarian criticized the increasing practice of the House leadership to run roughshod over committee leadership, subjecting legislation to purely partisan concerns and choking off debate.

Already, this is being met in clinical effectiveness research by the increasing practice of reporting study protocols separate from the trial results [ 26, 27], which reduces publication bias and increases transparency and credibility.

One factor, Mr. Jones said, is the increasing practice of amassing more credits than are required for a degree.

They warned that the increasing practice of making DVD movies of unborn babies or having 3D pictures taken might carry unknown risks.

The domestic debut of "X2 was the fourth largest ever, driven by Hollywood's increasing practice of opening event movies on as many screens as possible to magnify the opening weekend numbers.

Qaddafi's increasing practice of inflammatory broadcasts illustrates his regime's policy to instill hatred amongst Libyans, to mobilize its supporters against civilians and to trigger bloodshed".

Another danger that I am seeing far too often in my work as a clinical psychologist is the increasing practice of multi-screening – that is, attempting to attend to more than one device at any one time.

Among the show's most interesting themes is hybridization: the increasing practice of combining felt with other materials, whether fabric, plastic or even light-emitting diode lights (a rug designed by Yvonne Laurysen and Erik Mantel).

Would these Elizabeth Warren haters suggest that some Cherokee who's only 1/325th Cherokee is somehow not worthy of being Cherokee?" What Keene is referring to is the increasing practice of tribal nations to move away from blood quantum, where a potential tribal member must show a defined fraction of Indian blood, toward what's known as descendancy enrollment.

We believe that methods that can accommodate mixed study designs will become more and more important due to the increasing practice of combining data from different groups in consortia collaborations.