Sentence examples for introduced into practice by from inspiring English sources
Thus the uncertainty is introduced into practice by the "back door".
The MGIT 960 method was quickly taken up by the staff and successfully introduced into practice in an escalating manner from primary culture to DST.
Rybka's restrained Pirc treatment resembled one that I had introduced into practice.
LUNA has, nevertheless, been introduced into practice, although there remains controversy regarding indications for LUNA.
So far, chemical methods developed by the project for softening coir fibres have not been introduced into normal practice by the coir producing industry.
Farmers considered 'multi-year planning' the most important change introduced into their practice by the project.
Ketamine is a phencyclidine derivative described in 1965 [1], and was introduced into clinical practice by 1970 as an agent for general anesthesia [2].
Additional research requirements may tempt physicians to continue the old method of introducing innovations into practice by relying on unsystematic and uncontrolled observations.
The contrasting procedures in research and normal health care may tempt physicians to continue introducing innovations into practice by relying on unsystematic and uncontrolled observations.
Arbitrary detention, extraordinary rendition, targeted killings and "enhanced interrogation" – otherwise known as torture – are but some of the measures that have slowly been re-introduced into human practice by the US.
The Integra Dermal Regeneration Template (DRT) was introduced into clinical practice in Europe in 1996 by Yannas and Burke's component analysis in 1970 [ 17– 17].
