Sentence examples for practice and familiarity from inspiring English sources

These requisites are nature, art, diligence, practice, and familiarity with the experts in the field (De utilitate, OO, II, 1 2; De sapientia, OO, I, 494b; ed. Bracali, 15).

Individuals were selected to be part of the panel based on a literature search, their practice and familiarity with the use of incobotulinumtoxinA, and their international expertise.

Local traditional practice and familiarity with local conditions may be useful when consider- ing possible sites for the development of more ambitious run-off farming schemes, and this was the case in the Turkana example (Cullis 1985).

Any graphical representation of complex data requires a degree of practice and familiarity on the part of the reader to effectively perceive and understand the data contained in the graphic.

Because the sex identification task was always performed later, the lack of group difference in the performance of sex identification might be due to the greater effect of practice and familiarity with the stimuli among patients.

However, there are a finite number of options for coding hypoglycemia, and although the frequency of individual code usage will likely vary based on local practice and familiarity of the coding personnel, we anticipate that accuracy will not vary substantially.

Administration of the examination was preceded by a brief demographic survey that queried patients as to their educational background, board-certification status (Orthopaedic and/or Sports Clinical Specialist designation via the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties), experience in different practice settings, and familiarity with the studies by Freedman and Bernstein [ 7, 27].

Such factors include frequency and regularity of practice, task-relatedness and familiarity of required actions and vocabulary, consistency of operation, riskiness of exploring, etc.

Due to lack of practice and lack of familiarity with the rules and players and strategies, we don't quite know how to watch diving or volleyball or gymnastics or rowing or steeplechase, which moves us out of our familiar sports fan zone of remove.

The principle reasons for limited enrollment were a) resource constraints and feasibility (overburdening of doctors and nurses in wards where admission of 2 to 3 patients per bed is common practice), and b) limited familiarity with clinical research among patients and parents in this setting and thus additional challenges to obtaining consent.

In practice it seems intuition and familiarity with a given topic tend to guide identification of stakeholder categories; whether for specific health research projects or broader stakeholder analysis.