Sentence examples for practice and implementation from inspiring English sources

Postal questionnaires were sent to both radiographer film readers and departmental superintendent radiographers centring on practical, clinical and managerial issues concerning the current practice and implementation of extended roles.

It is also important to install and maintain a consistent approach to telehealth-enabled care including best practice and implementation across the study groups.

The art and science of mindfulness is a new topic for me; I look forward so much to putting some of these suggestions into regular practice and implementation.

In this opinion, we present an overview of key developments in the practice and implementation of sortase-based strategies, including applications relevant to structural biology.

Two years later, much progress in the practice and implementation of human rights and technology projects call for a new opportunity to share experiences, best practices, and lessons learned from deploying technology in the field.

Science was considered in its widest sense to include the natural, environmental, social, economic, health, and engineering sciences, and the term "technical" included relevant matters of technology, engineering practice, and implementation (UNISDR 2011, p. 35).

The editor team plans to focus more on best practices and implementation science.

Stanford University's Ergonomics Program provides employee training, evaluation of workstations and work practices, and implementation of ergonomics control strategies.

The general public and policy maker awareness of water shortage problem will facilitate water conservation practices and implementation.

I believe and I want universities to be places that lead the corrective practices and implementation of culturally competent spaces into the 21st century, not places that exacerbate and perpetuate racial inequality.

Healthcare workers are well aware of the complexities inherent in changing practices, and implementation theory is increasingly contributing to managing change [ 8, 9].