Sentence examples for practice and conducted from inspiring English sources

He was trained as an architect and urban designer in Florence and sharpened the tools of the trade in Barcelona, where he had a professional practice and conducted academic research.

The study was established according to the guidelines of good clinical practice and conducted in full accordance with the protocols of the World Medical Association's Declaration of Helsinki.

Many medical professionals believed that the NHS threatened the GP's status, for the GP no longer seemed an independent professional who owned his or her practice and conducted it according to his or her druthers.

OBSEER was a post-marketing observational study of Equasym XL®, designed primarily to assess effectiveness and safety in clinical practice and conducted in 169 centres in Germany in accordance with local regulations and under the therapeutic responsibility of the attending physicians; ethics or institutional review board approval was not required for this study.

If a player grants her a meeting, she typically attends batting practice and conducts the interview on the dugout bench.

While continuing his daily pediatric practice and conducting research, Brazelton also emerged as a public advocate for young children and families.

After all, the two small rooms are not just a place to practice and conduct business--they're also home for Cooper and two other Descendents.

Strengthen the recording system for completeness of the registry which is a common problem in practice and conducting further study with different design and area is needed to assess the TB mortality situation.

Epperson: Also, you and I are social workers who have practiced and conducted research in the criminal justice system.

We measured dialkyl phosphate urinary metabolite levels, collected environmental dust samples from a subset of homes, obtained information on work practices, and conducted neurobehavioral tests on a sample of farmworkers in Oregon.

We purposively sampled to achieve a balance of adolescent ages, 11-188) and a balance of practice settings, and conducted 60 interviews between March and June 2010.