Sentence examples for patterns of practice from inspiring English sources
To better define patterns of practice for patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) in the United States.
The purpose of this study is to report an overview of the patterns of practice for safety-critical processes in radiation oncology clinics in the United States.
Our aim was to identify the patterns of practice and areas of controversy that may need to be resolved and be amenable to prospective clinical trials.
To investigate changing patterns of practice of keratoplasty in Australia, graft survival, visual outcomes, the influence of experience, and the surgeon learning curve for endothelial keratoplasty.
This paper provides a descriptive account of biologically inspired design processes and products, and summarizes our main observations: 1) designers use two distinct starting points for biologically inspired design; 2) regular patterns of practice emerge in biologically inspired design; and 3) certain errors occur regularly in the design process.
Yet, every day, in schools across America, Black, Brown and poor parents, through compulsory education laws, are still forced to send their children to schools with state sanctioned discriminatory laws, public policies and patterns of practice.
It's not just about stops on the New Jersey Turnpike, it's a pattern of practice at the U.S. Customs Service.
"Hopefully, over time, that will change the pattern of practice so that these energy-saving options begin to be just the normal way we do things in this country".
"It certainly raises the very serious question about whether there is a pattern of practice of constitutional violations, of excessive force, denial of right to counsel, coercive interrogations," said Bagenstos, now a law professor at the University of Michigan.
"That to me is disturbing across the board, and what it suggests is that there would not be vigorous enforcement of pattern of practice authority going forwards".
The feds are going to be looking for evidence that minorities are unfairly targeted by Chicago cops; that such targeting is a "pattern of practice," as the official term goes.
