Sentence examples for practice a shift from inspiring English sources

The problem could have been solved easily by a slight change in agricultural practice — a shift to a variety of corn with deep-set ears, inaccessible to the birds — but the farmers had been persuaded of the merits of killing by poison, and so they sent in the plane.

In daily practice, a shift toward omitting the cALND in these patients is taking place, especially in those patients with micrometastatic disease.

That would require Medicare to make some changes in eligibility and reimbursement practices — a shift that might bolster Medicare's solvency, too.

Health experts say reversing the national trend will require sweeping changes in U.S. farm practices — a shift that could alter the way meat is raised in the U.S. and potentially raise production costs.

In practice, such a shift has massive and troubling implications.

In practice, "after" a shift can mean any time: an hour later, a day later, an hour before the pilots' next regular shift begins, Sanfield said.

The strong cultural embeddedness of the practice makes a shift in societal attitudes essential for a fundamental and long-lasting behaviour change and the final eradication of FGM.

Reflecting on their experiences delivering the NFP, PHNs discussed overt and subtle shifts in their individual professional nursing practice through a shift to viewing the client as the expert of her own life.

The findings contribute to reduce the gap between theory and practice, by a shift in focus from cause-effect to conditional attributes or characteristics of an effective organisation-wide quality intervention.

The development of PCM necessitates closing the gap between clinical research based on population studies and clinical practice, with a shift to human-centric factors and ultimately to improve the health outcomes for individual patients [ 25].

As McIntosh suggests this approach to the improvement of practice requires a shift from evidence-based medicine that invariably establishes a series of routines and interventions based on clinical trials to evidence based practice that is better informed by pragmatic trials [ 15].