Sentence examples for perceived the practice from inspiring English sources

All groups reported having difficulties in facing all the expenses until the end of the month, and even if they admitted not to be happy with the situation, they generally perceived the practice of asking for bribes as necessary and justified by the situation.

Care is more likely to be left undone in wards where nurses perceive the practice environment to be worse.

There are many different counting methods, and fetal movement monitoring has a wide following among clinicians, who perceive the practice to serve as an early warning system for fetal compromise.

Rosenholtz describes how teaching cultures in K-12 schools varied in terms of how routine or nonroutine teachers perceived the prescriptive instructional practices in their workplace culture.4 Routine teaching cultures were characterized by highly prescriptive instructional practices that teachers perceived as limiting their ability to respond to students' needs.

However, one respondent (IP1) perceived the lack of practice-based working as a barrier, and two respondents (IP1, IP2) reported that a risk of tunnel vision as a result of the CS and its sanctioning character were barriers.

The purpose of this study is to test how MES are perceived in the practice of urban planning and long-term management.

It was a short presentation followed by a long dialogue…" Female In general the GPs perceived that the practice guidelines were a support to achieve knowledge to provide high quality care.

Those nurses who were already involved in ACP practice, perceived the importance of ongoing support/clinical supervision as a means of building confidence and safe practice.

NPs perceived the contribution of NP practice lay in its accommodation of both the changing nature of consumer demand on the contemporary ED, as well as a general shift in care paradigm within the broader healthcare environment.

(GP Interview 9) Although the 'antithrombotics in AF' measures led to limited changes in prescribing (3 changes from 201 reviews), two practices perceived the work to be worthwhile and for one it was their most valued prescribing topic, because two patients and the practice were relieved from the burden of unnecessary warfarin therapy.

In this paper, we present how various actors in two districts in the Sudano-Sahelian/Sudano-Guinea zones of Mali perceived the effect of transhumant practices on natural resource management.