Sentence examples for introduction of practices from inspiring English sources
Results suggest that the introduction of practices based on the bench-marked techniques and a structured approach could effect a 75%% reduction of errors produced in the development process.
The Yayoi period, starting around 500 BC, saw the introduction of practices like wet-rice farming, a new style of pottery, and metallurgy, introduced from China and Korea.
Throughout the 19th century, the discovery of microorganisms and their importance in infection led to the introduction of practices aimed at minimizing the risk of infection, notably the introduction of antisepsis by Lister, and the description of the importance of handwashing by Semmelweis.
One development we believe has been particularly influential is the introduction of "practice weeks".
The introduction of practice nurses is part of the trend that is commonly called "substitution".
Greater hands-on experience is associated with increased preparedness, supporting the implicit hypothesis which drives the introduction of practice-based placements – that the availability of more hands-on experience will improve preparedness.
One example is the introduction of practice nurses who specifically care for chronically ill patients and perform check-ups which in turn lead to more consultations since these were not undertaken systematically by the GP.
On the other hand, comparison of relevant management changes in the same population before and after the introduction of practice modification is common in medical literature; a well-known example being the studies on the effectiveness of the "pay for performaces" contracts [ 16].
The second development was the introduction of general practice nurses in GP practices in 1999.
The use of volunteers as opposed to hired staff and the introduction of business practices to charities are also helping to buttress record Asia-wide philanthropy.
Under his regime Finland experienced its first intense wave of Russification, including the forced introduction of Russian practices into many different areas of Finnish life, the abrogation of Finnish constitutional rights, and the abolition of the Finnish Army.
