For instance, practice nurses play an increasing role in providing care in many health care systems, but their perspective is often ignored [ 13, 14].
For instance, practice characteristics (eg, medical discipline, geographic location) of medical students with science backgrounds could be compared with students with non-science backgrounds.
They also welcomed the technical inputs, some of which were totally new to most trainees (for instance practice management, or interpretation of routine indicators for self evaluation).
For instance, practice throwing shuriken at targets, stationary and moving.
Reddick, for instance, practices bunting all the time.
If, for instance, practice-based research does not result in publications, the interviewees experience a loss of interest on the part of the university, or the research is only marginally supported.
In agriculture, for instance, practices such as letting plots lay fallow for years at a time, intensive hand weeding, and cultivating a diversity of crops, often in the shade of fruit- or lumber-producing trees have in certain places given way to shorter crop rotation cycles, increased chemical use, and crop monocultures.
So I was really there just to do the mechanical thing of taking the Pap smears" (M12r51)." Receptionists, and in some instances practice managers, are a general practice's front line contact and as such play a key role in promoting nurse led cervical screening and well women's health clinics.
For instance, cultural practices such as the practice of purdah system (i.e. wife seclusion) have been cited (19) as a major barrier restricting women's access to health care in the Northern part of Nigeria (19, 20).
Within papers, for instance, the practice of having separate batches of subs for each section - features, news, business and, more debatably, sport - has been gradually eroded.
It assails, for instance, the practice of allowing plaintiffs' lawyers to make campaign contributions to the judges they appear before, citing a Business Week article that cited a poll by Justice at Stake, a nonpartisan organization that supports judicial independence.
