Sentence examples for making in practice from inspiring English sources

Many of the barriers to shared decision making in practice, such as time, are more acute for doctors than for other health professionals [ 84].

However, there is recent evidence to suggest that implementing shared decision making in practice may not require more time than usual care[ 32].

The quality of identified DAs did not meet the IPDAS minimum standards, and few contained the tools needed to support informed decision making in practice.

While these shortcuts enable quick decision making in practice, and work successfully on most occasions, they involve a number of cognitive biases such as 'premature closure' and 'confirmation bias' that may lead to incomplete assessment on some occasions.

Data was restricted to publicly available DAs since these are what the client will see and use, and are thus the most relevant to supporting informed decision making in practice today.

But this distinction is hard to make in practice and even harder to legislate for.

The distinctions between giants (see also giant star), supergiants, and other classes are made in practice by examining certain lines in the stars' spectra.

"A majority of it on Sunday is going to be mental," he said, "but there are some throws I haven't made in a game and I haven't even made in practice".

If North had bid one no-trump, that contract could have been beaten (the defenders taking one spade, five hearts and either one diamond or one club) but would probably have made in practice.

Mercedes' focus ahead of Monza will be on why their car lacked straightline speed, while Ferrari believe they have to take another step forward from one they made in practice at Spa, if they are to remain in the hunt.

WR Brian Quick, Appalachian State: Quick has earned the nickname "Auto Body" from Cecil Lammey because every catch he has made in practice is a trap of the ball to his body.