Sentence examples for potential to practice from inspiring English sources

The selection of a residency with the potential to practice primary care for the prior 3 years at our institution were relatively consistent: Class of 2006, 46.1%; Class of 2007, 46.2%; Class of 2008, 41.9%: Class of 2009, 58.5%, and Class of 2010, 38.8%.

" Patient-oriented informed consent "," patient equipoise" and "altruism-based research" are some of the potential solutions to practice a true patient-oriented research integrated into clinical practice.

"Aquaculture has the potential to apply the best practices with really no adverse affects to the environment," he told me.

His way of heading off this potential trouble is to practice what he calls "shareholder eugenics".

Women of childbearing potential were required to practice an acceptable method of birth control.

Women of child-bearing potential were required to practice reliable contraception for 30 days before and 2 months after vaccination.

Women of reproductive potential were required to practice birth control during the study and were excluded if pregnant or lactating.

Women of child-bearing potential were required to practice contraception and could not be pregnant or lactating at any time during the study.

Increases in educational gain as well as its potential to change practice were explored.

The responses on the survey suggest nursing students perceive the computer simulation to be entertaining, fun, educational, occasionally preferred over regular lecture, and with potential to change practice.

Tissue engineering, which aims to create tissue-matched, prefabricated, prevascularised bony or soft tissue composite grafts, or both, therefore has the potential to revolutionise practice in maxillofacial surgery.