Sentence examples for practice as exposed from inspiring English sources

Despite low contrast, VA measurement is not common in clinical practice, as exposed above; it can be useful in helping to do a most correct determination of ocular dominance in order to arrive to better visual performance results.

Using information from an industrial hygiene survey that we conducted (Woskie et al. 1988a, 1988b) and review of industry practices, subjects were characterized as exposed or unexposed to diesel exhaust based on yearly job code.

The moves represent a significant overhaul of the secret mass collection practices of the past 13 years, as exposed by Snowden.

You'd think a company as exposed as AT&T would have bells on its scripts that would ring if suddenly requests increased by 1000%, but practices like that are perhaps too much to be expected.

There are a number of possible indirect benefits that accrue from the practice of analogical reasoning, such as exposing judges to a wider variety of fact situations than the particular set before them, making them consider the views of other judges in previous cases and exerting a conservative pressure on individual decision-makers (see Sherwin 1999).

After the modification of the photo was exposed last week, city officials defended the practice as common in advertising.

This setup thus reflects daily practice, as patients from these three headache types can be exposed to the interventions studied.

Banks are vulnerable to prosecution because of robo-signing, as the practice, exposed last year, of filing false court documents in an effort to speed foreclosures is known.

Practice as much as possible.

Practice as often as possible.

Practice as much as needed.