Such undercurrents rose to surface among the Essenes, a monastic sect associated with the Dead Sea Scrolls, who represented a kind of religious order practicing celibacy, poverty, and obedience.
Shaoiln is unique in that the followers of this order practice this way of life.
The time has come for them also to consider codes of responsible ordering practices.
Then there are the supermarkets' notoriously capricious ordering practices, under which they reserve the right to change at the last minute, say, an order for a batch of sandwiches.
At the same time, it is also important to identify with brands what are the purchasing and ordering practices that should be changed to place suppliers in a better situation to pay fair wages.
There are many factors, which determine a physician's test ordering practices.
To determine whether an appropriately designed computerized order entry system for radiology can be clinically accepted and influence ordering practices.
The objective of this systematic review was to assess the effects of electronic DSS on blood product ordering practices.
Finally, apprentices should be engaged in the higher-order practices of research, including analysis of data, generation of hypotheses, and development of research questions.
Overall, caregivers and patients generally responded similarly to questions regarding FVIII product ordering practices.
We performed a retrospective analysis of laboratory orders and results at a national referral laboratory to gain insight into physicians' ordering practices, specifically comparing them against the ordering practices recommended by a 2002 College of American Pathologists (CAP) consensus conference on thrombophilia testing.
