Self-reported data may focus on making the experiment rather than its implementation in practice and it is more likely to report successes than difficulties and failures.
It is vitally important that there is a connection between health research and clinical practice and it is important to track the output of health research, especially its use in clinical guidelines.
However, measuring serum creatinine level is a practical approach for discovering short-term alteration in renal function, despite its limitations, because it is readily used in clinical practice and it is specific for renal function [ 20, 21].
It shaped my subsequent practice and it is an episode I regularly share with students.
It is right there in the Qur'an, it is right there in the Hadith, it's been put into practice and it is being preached.
Performing along to recordings of oneself is a venerable practice, and it is usually accompanied by a whiff of critical disapproval.
This is, I think, a pretty worthwhile practice and it is not something you can only do if you believe you are talking to an unseen creator.
Traveling was also integral part of Cheong's artistic practice, and it is through those trips, first in Bali and Borneo and then Europe, that his style evolved.
The skyscraper was central to both Sullivan's writing and his practice, and it is on this subject that his thought is most concise.
In Europe, many migrant communities continue the practice and it is estimated that more than 100,000 women in the UK are living with the consequences of FGM and 60,000 girls are at risk.
Most doctors who practise in this area do so to a high standard but we do sometimes come across poor practice, and it is important that patients are protected from this and that doctors understand what is expected from them".
