Sentence examples for possibility in practice from inspiring English sources
Philosophical criticism of genetic reductionism persisted, however, culminating in the 1980s in a devastating critique by the Australian philosopher Philip Kitcher, who denied the possibility, in practice and in principle, of any theoretical reduction of the sort envisioned by the logical positivists.
In summary, in a subset of patients biologic-free and even drug-free remission can be achieved; pursuing these possibilities in practice may decrease the risk for long-term side effects and attenuate the economic burden of the disease.
He said that judicial review was a possibility, but in practice very difficult for somebody excluded from the country.
There was also evidence of variation in the utilisation of codes between family practices raising the possibility that, in practice, properties of codes may vary for different coders.
Clinicians should be wary of this possibility in clinical practice.
Both patients and GPs mention the unique possibility in general practice to give comprehensive care.
In the present work we will examine the different possibilities occurring in practice and the methods to solve them.
This variation persisted when we controlled for a range of practice and patient characteristics, raising the possibility that differences in practice performance under the QOF may be partly attributable to architectural differences between the software systems they use.
However, no model can depict the numerous possibilities in clinical practice.
To illustrate the importance of youth voice I will use my experience in Alaska Native Communities to set the stage for examining place, power, and possibility in social work practice with youth.
Four countries used this possibility: in England large practices were split in up to and more than five GPs; in the Netherlands small practices were split in single handed and duo; and in Germany and Slovenia the stratum up to 100000 inhabitants was split in up to and more than 40000 inhabitants.
