Sentence examples for introducing practice from inspiring English sources

The literature describes various ways of introducing practice experience in education with hospice rotation [ 27- 29].

Test the feasibility of introducing practice and professional development plans using a centrally sponsored project in Wales.

In England since 2000, the Government has intervened in this controversy by introducing practice guidelines for the detection of hyperkinetic disorders by the National Health Service (NHS) in addition to those provided by professional bodies, focussing primarily on secondary care [ 13], but there has been no investigation of diagnostic accuracy since their introduction.

The university has been transitioning to teaching and publishing in English, as well as introducing practices like blind peer-reviewed publications that are not yet the norm in Russia.

I also want online resources that extend on previously taught lessons, be used as review and supplemental material, or to introduce practice to online learning.

In the first case, the externally introduced practice of re-using plant debris is combined with traditional practice (piles).

Her newborn daughter is benefiting from direct skin-to-skin contact after birth – a recently introduced practice in Uzbek hospitals.

While a fixed order of blocks can introduce practice effects [ 46], emotional stimuli or even questionnaires can also contaminate or prime later neutral stimuli [ 47].

The second section introduces practices that are related to planning for video-based PD sessions.

Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Professional Education (CME/CPE) provide a context through which to introduce practicing Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) to emerging mind/body approaches.

The 1066 Norman conquest brought a new set of Norman and French churchmen to power; some adopted and embraced aspects of the former Anglo-Saxon religious system, while others introduced practices from Normandy.