Sentence examples for more practical practices from inspiring English sources

Doerfel called for a review of the Home Office procedures and a return to more practical practices.

Relevance judgments obtained implicitly are noisier than those obtained by directly asking a user for judgments, but are more practical in practice.

In general, we show that unrealistically high correlations are required for the intensity target to be preferred to a hybrid, making a hybrid a more practical instrument in practice.

However, this was more practical to real life practice since the level of sedation must be adjusted to the interest of patient safety as the first priority.

In a study by Dutch researchers [ 73], MPs stated that prescribing authority for NPs would be more practical for their collaborative practice but they were hesitant to grant their collaborating NP this right.

But the group quickly realized that start-ups needed more practical help, like sharing best practices and networking.

In this context, improving complementary feeding practices may require more practical support.

These briefer scales are also more practical for use in clinical practice.

Our approach could be considered a less radical and (currently) more practical "halfway-house" between current practice and this ideal.

Measurement of tumour marker level before the initiation of treatment is usually more practical in clinical research and practice.

Additionally, curricula should align theory and practice by increasing more practical learning, enhancing participation of all stakeholders, including students, and that curricula should address community needs.