Sentence examples for opposite practices from inspiring English sources

Overwhelming clinical demand from a high morbidity population might seem a likely factor but we found the opposite: practices achieving higher QOF scores reported higher overall prevalence of the chronic diseases represented in QOF.

We could not prove the positive relationship of electronic support system on advice; on the opposite, practices with computer-supported patient file systems gave less advice on several topics of lifestyle; we cannot explain the result but it can be connected with the lack of systematic recording in e-patient files.

Mr. Berger, to his chagrin, sees mostly the opposite practice at work today.

Such coaching could potentially contribute to the pattern found in right-handers, but not in left-handers; there is no reason to suspect that left-handers were coached to display the opposite pattern — against the classical practices of orators, and against everyday linguistic and cultural conventions.

It lies at the far end of the walkway opposite the practice courts.

I live in a flat right opposite the practice so when I'm on call once a week I try to get away at 5pm and on call starts at 7pm.

Mr. Clinton and Mr. Huckabee, the first seen as a social liberal and the other as his opposite, in practice reached broadly similar positions while reigning pragmatically from the Statehouse in Little Rock.

Arches were erected in the middle of streets to be built upon, and a technique called retreating façades saw house fronts extended out into the street as they rose up – until they almost touched the building opposite (this practice was banned in 1770, as it prevented air circulation).

"Those sly briefings that blamed emergency medicine pressures on GPs, when the evidence said the opposite, and when practices are offering 40m more appointments than they did five years ago.

The two did several crosscourt baseline drills, then teamed up on the same side of the net opposite two male practice partners.

Fife is a loose cannon who plays with such reckless abandon that Mike Davis, Indiana's coach, never puts Fife and Jared Jeffries, a 6-10 sophomore forward, on opposite teams during practice for fear that something terrible may happen.