But they are certainly plentiful, and practice in their presence pays off: a dozen fish caught and released off perhaps three times as many shots.
We still conduct interviews, even though there is increasing proof not to mention plentiful anecdata that such practices are not a good judge of a worker's abilities.
Practice datasets are plentiful.
But the lessons from the Haitian earthquake – about the need for co-ordination between agencies, about the dangers of sexual violence, about ensuring aid is appropriate rather than simply plentiful – must be put into practice.
For the open-minded, chances to learn were plentiful, and examples of best practice like the French model of dementia care and the Japanese model of elder care are clearly already widely respected.
Obviously, the challenge of such a game is limited, but the chances to learn and practice strategy are plentiful.
The practice of fracking can provide plentiful access to natural gas, a bridge fuel, frequently touted by the Obama administration.
The place is lighted by gas, and men and women, old and young, with a plentiful sprinkling of children, on skates, are practicing all sorts of gyrations.
Evidence is plentiful that behavioral intervention in primary care practice is effective (see tobacco use intervention research and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation primary care research).
It is not enough to have patient capital, vocational education systems, plentiful apprenticeships, active labour market policies, consultative workplace practices, long-termist corporate governance regimes.
Botanical medicines are generally plentiful, low cost, and relatively non-toxic in clinical practice, and in many cases plant extracts are thought to be therapeutically superior to their single isolated constituents [ 7, 8].
