Sentence examples for practice and cases from inspiring English sources

But oddly, one of the NHS-commissioned review articles that inspired the dress code said "there were no studies that showed an epidemiological link between uniforms worn in practice and cases of health-care associated infections".

To investigate whether surgeon factors including level of training undertaken in laparoscopic surgery, time in specialist practice, and case volume were associated with surgical morbidity for total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH).

In examining some career aspects, it is appropriate to analyse physicians' choices from the time when they became certified in a specialty, because years of practice and case experience are necessary before physicians can become certified.

Through clinical practice and case preliminary review, we stumbled onto the possibility that there was common factor involved when patients had reduced intraoperative bleeding preoperative use of zoledronic acid.

In following group-wise supervision sessions ICPT-skills will be practiced, and cases will be discussed.

The paper is designed as a set of analysed practices and case studies with public participation in planning.

Combating plagiarism effectively, while maintaining consistency in the standards and quality of higher education across the European Union (EU) requires the identification of any gaps, best practices and case studies relating to plagiarism across the member states.

Effective plagiarism deterrence in the Republic of Cyprus, requires the identification of any gaps, best practices and case studies relating to plagiarism across the Higher Educational Institutions in the country.

What we have seen is that to reinvent, you have to understand where we are and then find those best practices and case studies that show a path forward, thus easing the pain a bit.

Aside from more timely and complete data reporting, outbreak reporting practices and case definitions among NoroSTAT participants otherwise remained unchanged.

The inconsistency of estimated incidence rates internationally may stem from differences in sampling procedures and diagnostic criteria and measurement bias arising from variation in coding practices and case ascertainment.