Sentence examples for practice besides from inspiring English sources

Those held out of the entire practice, besides Burress, included linebacker Antonio Pierce (ankle), and safeties Gibril Wilson (knee) and James Butler (hamstring).

Dr. Baron's practice, besides the physicians, a business manager and clerical assistants, has added a patient educator, whom he said would cost $60,000 in salary plus $60,000 more for benefits and supporting technology.

In practice, besides the basic requirements, desired location methods should further include (4)–(9).

In practice, besides the outage performance metric, there are some other performance metrics that are very important, such as diversity and coding gain, average SER, ergodic capacity, and so on.

Therefore the adoption of the conventional approach, given by the current practice, besides the cost or performance impacts, may lead to road safety violation as well, since either the widened inner shoulder potentially can be used as an extra traffic lane for passing maneuvers especially by motorcyclists, or areas with unexpected speed discontinuity will emerge.

Transparency is of fundamental importance in the discussion and resolution of ethics problems raised within scientific practice, besides being an ethical requirement itself.

The graduates have taken up leadership positions and are now using the skills acquired to improve paediatric critical care through evidence based clinical practices, besides the management of critical care units and translation of strategic health care policies to tactical and operational plans for effective implementation for positive outcomes in national healthcare systems.

Body size dissatisfaction is another important determinant of disordered weight control practices besides misperception of weight.

"Because it's sound business practice, and, besides, I want it".

These satisfaction measures will bring new insights into clinical practice because, besides being an indicator of quality of care, immediate postoperative satisfaction with care seems to be a good predictor of self-perceived health status after surgery.

It is not known what these results mean for clinical practice, since besides our own study, only one RCT using similar performance tasks was identified and the only conclusion was that the number of patients showing improvement on these performance tasks was lower than for the self-rated outcome measures [ 66].