Industrial manufacturing of bread is made of empirical practices without precise knowledge of mechanisms that govern heat and mass transfer during the processes.
Finally, a four-way comparison is made of current practice v. bundle v. CH/SSD catheters v. MR catheters.
At a later date, observations were made of poor testing practices on the part of clinic staff.
Use will also be made of the existing practice of having defendants appear via videolinks.
Comparisons have been made of modern maintenance-practices, i.e. in the more developed economies, with what occurs in Nigeria.
Firstly, a comparison will be made of diagnoses in CM practice and general practice.
Any enthusiast, anyone slightly curious, is bound to get lost in trying to make sense of practices and beliefs half-hidden in the shadows.
Physicians further engage with multicultural influences that include diversity in individual beliefs and attitudes of patients, loved ones and professional colleagues to make sense of practices.
She thinks that religions are made up of practice, ritual and self-understanding quite as much as theology.
But the trusts are due to be abolished from 2014 and replaced by clinical commissioning groups made up of practice based populations.
