Sentence examples for mixed of practices from inspiring English sources

NHS boards were selected on the basis that they had a geographical mix (urban, rural and mixed) of practices and were, therefore, more likely to have different systems for managing results (eg, mostly computer based, paper based or mixed computerised and paper systems), which we judged important in reflecting and influencing the types of patient safety risks faced by diverse practices.

The response to invitation, the mixed locations of practices, the range of demographics, and the similarity to observational cohorts 3 should make these results generalisable.

The remaining 296 samples (28%) were from 115 mixed veterinary practices, of which none submitted more than ten urinary samples.

The limitations of cancer registration translate into a mixed practice of both exclusions and inclusions from organised screening, i.e. different types of management being adopted by the same service for patients with the same condition.

Significant differences were also found between groups of different ages and occupations regarding knowledge of avoiding mixed housing practices (p<0.05).

Third, we assessed the effect of two different mixed feeding practices on the postnatal risk of HIV transmission.

Looking forward, I think we will need to deploy different kinds of practices (especially new, mixed approaches that take the best of organic and conventional farming systems) where they are best suited — geographically, economically, socially, etc.

Many Iraqis grew up in households where it was rude to refer to people's sectarian identity, and where intermarriage created large families of mixed religious practice.

This bias may underestimate the proportion of mixed feeding practice.

Private practice is quite common among specialist doctors in Australia: only 33% of specialist doctors work solely in the public sector whereas 19% solely in the private sector, and 48% are in mixed sector practice, of which 58% work mainly privately in hospital or consulting rooms or both [ 11].

For example a recent outcome study of an Internet-Based Master in Educational Technology demonstrates the efficacy of an online community of practice mixed with face-to-face teaching.