Sentence examples for newly practiced from inspiring English sources
The aim of this paper is to share the experience of the newly practiced studio system and compare it with the old one which was formerly based on deductive reasoning and converted to inductive reasoning method.
I want to challenge our leaders to address the points I have made in this letter, keeping in mind that this is an honest firsthand account of the personal life of a newly practicing physician.
Compared to the second cohort of newly starting practices, the practices in the first cohort performed better regarding achievement of a target cholesterol level (diabetes) and blood pressure level (CVD) and the registration of smoke status and measurement of glucose levels (CVD).
Along the way, we were shown several demonstration buildings on which they had practiced their newly acquired construction skills.
The newly commissioned practices have been matched to traditional practices by deprivation index, age profile, ethnicity, size of practice and taking on new patients.
In the same period of time 2,961 Polish doctors were newly registered to practice in EU countries.
In CBT, patients self-monitor their own behaviors, emotions and thoughts and also practice newly learned cognitive or behavioral coping skills outside the therapy sessions as homework.
The visits were frequent enough to establish relationships and trust, yet spaced apart enough to provide time for staff to practice newly learned skills.
On a typical day participants attended two group sessions that lasted an hour each and were invited to practice newly acquired skills in between sessions.
While this improved awareness of the programme, it undermined a central aim of the project: students studied as individuals, rather than in teams, and they could not easily apply and practice newly developed skills in their work places.
The modest improvement for placing sutures and controlling intra-oral haemorrhage could be attributed to lower numbers of such presentations during the post workshop period and thus opportunities to practice newly acquired skills.
