Thirty-five percent of the observers were less than 3 years in practice and the majority of the observers were involved in resident training (53%) (Table 1).
Sir, Autosomal dominant optic atrophy (DOA) is the most commonly diagnosed inherited optic neuropathy in clinical practice and the majority of patients harbour pathogenic mutations within the OPA1 gene (3q28-q29, OMIM 165500) (Yu-Wai-Man and Chinnery, 2013).
Thirty-eight percent of medical students felt they could approach someone engaging in unsafe practice, and the majority of medical students (85%) and postgraduate trainees (78%) agreed it was difficult to question authority.
The questionnaire survey indicated that 42.73% (47/110) of the goat farms practiced grazing, and the majority of farms with pastures (60.5%) were in the western area.
Clinical practice and practice management constituted the majority of professional hours spent per week (mean = 15 hours) by the N/HMPs, followed by: manufacturing and retail-related tasks (mean = 9 hours); education-related tasks (mean = 3 hours); administration tasks (mean = 3 hours); research (mean = 1 hour); training (mean = 1 hour); and other tasks (mean = 1 hour).
His Chapel of the Resurrection (Greek: Anastasia) became the scene of the birth of Byzantine (from Byzantium, the earlier name of Constantinople) Orthodoxy i.e., the post-Nicene theology and practice of the majority of Eastern Christianity.
Given that the conversion bill is the latest in a series of similarly motivated efforts, it seems almost useless to note that the stringent approach to Jewish law that the Israeli rabbinate promotes bears little connection to the historical experience and religious practice of the majority of Jewish people over the past two millenniums.
VBAC is recommended as safe and as best practice for the majority of women [ 10, 11], is associated with lower maternal mortality than repeat CS, and less overall morbidity for mothers and babies [ 11].
Two styles of Hachijō-daiko emerged and have been popularized among residents: an older tradition based on a historical account, and a newer tradition influenced by mainland groups and practiced by the majority of the islanders.
His immediate predecessors, from Paul VI to Benedict XVI, seemed to lock the church into a series of positions on divorce, contraception, sexuality, the celibate priesthood, the ordination of women, and homosexuality that are at radical variance with the beliefs and practices of the majority of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
His immediate predecessors, from Paul VI to Benedict XVI, seemed to lock the church into a series of positions — on divorce, contraception, sexuality, the celibate priesthood, the ordination of women, and homosexuality — that are at radical variance with the beliefs and practices of the majority of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
