Sentence examples for merged practice from inspiring English sources

The band's rehearsal merged practice and problem-solving session, as Grizzly Bear decided how five people on a stage could reconstitute the album's kaleidoscopic textures.

"I had bought a licensed territory from AFTCO Associates (an organization that helps dentists to buy, sell or merge practices) that included Dallas/Ft.

This was to exclude closing and merging practices, unconventional practices (such as boarding school practices and specialist clinics) and practices where motivations for disenrollment might have been dictated by special circumstances (e.g. practices moving address or using temporary accommodation).

This will have important implications for the organization of primary care services and suggests that merging practices into larger units may not have a major impact on the quality of clinical care offered for cardiovascular disease management in primary care.

After his election to the U.S. Senate, he merged his practice with Downing's medical practice.

In 1980 she merged her practice with that of her husband, architect Paul Prejza.

After his father retired at 75, Dr. Dewar merged his practice with those of four other doctors, eventually moving into a large building that once housed the town's bowling alley.

Initially, 13 GP practices of 82 in the county (16%) were recruited to participate in the pilot but one practice withdrew and two practices merged, leaving 10 GP practices.

"Integrated benchmarking", which merged useful practices and procedures from several sources, was successful for decisions about services.

Mr. Yabu and Mr. Pushelberg met in Toronto as interior design students at Ryerson Polytechnic and merged their practices in 1980.

It is only in recent years that artists like Roe Ethridge — whose work Ms. Choit's clearly resembles — have merged the practices, exhibiting their advertising work alongside their art projects.