Sentence examples for issue of practice from inspiring English sources
The issue of practice is crucial for us, in particular how UMs might gain relevant insights into teaching processes in order to develop their teaching (Jaworski et al. 2015).
Our use of a multilevel analysis taking into account hospital level data was designed to at least partly address the issue of practice variations between institutions.
The issue of practice effects underscores the importance of including matched non-cancer control groups in longitudinal studies of cognitive functioning to contrast normal expected improvement to patient change.
Three participants felt that care at the bedside made no difference in this respect, one of them stating that this was an issue of practice, not equipment, and communication with parents should not happen just "because you're near somebody's legs" (24; ANNP).
If there's such a fundamental difference on principle, then what are we going to do when it comes to issues of practice?" Many in Israel have reacted with anger to the agreement.
In order to increase the response rate, trained research personnel were sent to the sampled clinic with a 4-page self-administered structured questionnaire covering the issues of practice history, reporting behaviors, attitude to reporting, and knowledge about reportable and not reportable diseases (The 10-item list of infectious diseases can be found in table three).
In particular the lack of awareness of databases of pre-appraised evidence and the lack of access to these databases highlights some of the issues of practicing EBP effectively.
"We don't know how the new leadership is going to address the issue of religious practice in China," Ms. Zhao said.
And he goes, 'Yeah, so just more hip-hop.' " For yMusic the difference between hip-hop and classical music is more an issue of performance practice than of impassable boundaries, a shift of style rather than genre.
The guidelines on acceptability are related to the issue of due practice.
The issue of private practice was quite a sensitive one for many respondents, especially in the interview setting.
