Sentence examples for practice and conclusions from inspiring English sources

On the basis of these studies, various guidelines have been elaborated by national expert committees in accordance with current practice and conclusions drawn from recent large trials of CPAP.

Finally, a general scheme is suggested on how to utilize current available methods in practice and the conclusion is presented.

Recently, Vrang et al. 15 published findings in ZDF rats treated with liraglutide and exenatide in which study design, rigorousness of performance of the study under good laboratory practice conditions, results and conclusions were very similar to those contained herein, further supporting our current findings.

Elements of a symbiotic empirical ethics approach was used to integrate empirical evidence and bioethical literature to explore the data and draw practice orientated conclusions.

Elements of a symbiotic empirical ethics approach was used to integrate empirical evidence and bioethical literature [ 38], explore the data and draw practice orientated conclusions.

Complementing these coding guidelines, work is underway to refine the description of data matrix semantics to ensure better practices for reporting experimental findings and conclusions.

Therefore one has to be cautious to generalize the results and conclusions for clinical practice cannot be drawn.

With no such construct and measure, researchers are unable to conduct studies to understand variability in the complexity of multiple channels in practice and hence to draw normative conclusions for managers.

Access to primary data from trials has important implications for both clinical practice and research, including that published conclusions about efficacy and safety should not be read as authoritative.

3. Critical evaluation of the available evidence, and 4. Application of the conclusions to daily practice and evaluation of decisions.

The practice of forming physical-object beliefs derived from sense perception is an example of a 'doxastic practice' and the practice of drawing deductive conclusions in a certain way from premises is another.