Sentence examples for modified in practice from inspiring English sources

'This method of transacting the business is modified in practice, in so far as the fulfilment of the contracts made with the jobbers at Memphis is concerned.

As the PICO tool does not currently accommodate terms relating to qualitative research or specific qualitative designs, it has often been modified in practice to "PICOS" where the "S" refers to the Study design [ 4], thus limiting the number of irrelevant articles.

Quarantine is much modified in modern practice because of the better understanding of infectious disease.

Quarantine is much modified in modern practice because of the better understanding of communicable disease.

Microbiota could be modified in clinical practice to improve its efficacy and reduce the toxic burden of these compounds (Alexander et al., 2017).

These psychological traits may be observed and then modified in the family practice setting to induce better health promotion in patients (e.g., coping style may be modified) [ 11- 14].

This interactivity can be accomplished when the content can be dynamically modified, which in practice is possible only when the decoder has access to the microphone signals and locally creates the final mix (remote mixing).

We recognise that the challenges will be neither static over time, nor uniform across general practices; responses will have to be modified in the context of the general practice setting as the pandemic evolves and as other parts of health system, particularly hospitals and public health units respond to the epidemic.

Despite Hilary Mantel's irritating habit of referring to Cromwell only as "he" – a practice which she modified in Bring Up the Bodies, by occasionally referring to him as "He, Cromwell", in order to clarify who was thinking or speaking, I have enjoyed both books.

Judge Mathes' original instruction was modified in W. Mathes & E. Devitt, Federal Jury Practice and Instructions § 9.01 (1965), and is not included in E. Devitt & C. Blackmar, Federal Jury Practice and Instructions (2d ed. 1970).

The difficulty in modifying practice in the prehospital setting is compounded by the lack of equipment capable of delivering controlled oxygen treatment while administering nebulised drugs in ambulances.