Sentence examples for practice an increase from inspiring English sources
In clinical practice, an increase in uptake or size over time is typically interpreted as infection, whereas a decrease in uptake or size is assumed to represent sterile inflammation or bone marrow activity.
In routine clinical practice, an increase of more than 2-3° in the Cobb angle that occurs within a follow-up period is usually considered to be significant and thus this measurement may exceed the accuracy of technical imaging.
With the use of new RT techniques (such as intensity-modulated radiation therapy [IMRT]) and multimodal treatment regimes in oncology practice, an increase in survival rates over the last few decades [ 52] had led to a greater proportion of patients calling for higher QOL after cancer treatment.
Because public service doctors and midwives (both PNS and contract) have the right to private practice an increase in their number in a district is likely to result in an increase in the number of private part-time solo-provider facilities through which the public servant doctors and midwives offer services after hours.
With the application of array CGH (comparative genomic hybridization) in clinical genetics practice, an increasing number of new microdeletion syndromes are being characterized [32], [33], [34].
Since the scheme offers the same incentives to both practices, an increase in p equally induces both practices to compete for the efficient doctor.
First, in model I, estimated on the GMS database, we find that in single-handed practices an increase of doctor's age is associated with a better performance of the practice.
Although there was an increase in patient attendance at GP practices, an increase in urgent referrals, and in the numbers of CXRs and CTs carried out, the burden on the NHS appears to have been modest.
This means that TGC can be implemented in the general practice without an increase of serum glucose SD values.
8 These surveyors complement each other in daily clinical practice enabling an increase in the detection of subclinical keratoconus.
Interestingly the mortality decreased in the IHD arm of the study over the time of recruitment, which reflected a change in practice towards an increase in dialysis prescription.
