Furthermore, our findings suggest that the mental diagnoses have a more profound impact on practice visits and periods of disability than the somatic diagnoses.
Like most great teachers, his absence in practice is more profound than on gameday.
In my observance and participation in the spiritual practices of the Lakota, I find that these traditional ways are so much more profound, or down to earth, than the practices of the religions that came across the ocean.
A personalized yoga practice can have a more profound effect on body, breath and mind.
Lacaton & Vassall and a couple of other practices on the shortlist suggested more profound, enriching, resonant ways of bringing out the wealth of the building and its content.
Practicing medicine on a mannequin is "more profound for seasoned doctors than for novices, because they fill in the gaps of their experiences in the real world," he said.
After my first yoga bass experience, I can say I've had far more profound moments in my low tech (albeit, app-aided) meditation practice, or in a good deep Shavasana (corpse pose) after a vigorous yoga session.
Even more important than the worldly benefit of practicing with a Sunday of service is a more profound benefit.
The framework maps the field as a continuum of progressively more challenging systems of theory and practice, which yield increasingly more complete degrees of self-regulation based on increasingly more profound levels of mind/brain integration.
For two modes, "memorizing formulas and procedures" and "practicing the four arithmetical operations without using a calculator," this association is more profound in low- and medium-achieving countries, while in the case of the third variable, "writing equations and functions to represent relationships," the association is more profound in high- and medium-achieving countries.
They get us to practice saying thanks in simple ways so we are able to say thank you in more profound situations.
