Sentence examples for practice changing from inspiring English sources

There are no changing rooms, so be prepared to shed your modesty or practice changing underneath a towel.

"This is not practice changing," said Dr. Jennifer Litton, assistant professor in the department of breast medical oncology at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.

Four plump dolls the size of newborn babies were lined up so that the women could practice changing disposable diapers and applying talcum powder, unknown items in many Indonesian villages.

Whether you perceive it or not, the ecosystem of aid and development entities is in a constant state of evolution – changing theory, changing practice, changing understanding about what it means to "help".

For the president, who has already announced reforms to the NSA that are proving hard to put into practice, changing the workings of the secret state has just become more complicated.

We sat down with him to get a sense of how he sees innovation as a practice changing.

While these study results will likely not be practice-changing or change the current recommendations for the shingles vaccine, the findings may prompt future clinical trials that can include prospective, randomized, placebo controlled study of the vaccine within this particular population and perhaps reveal practice-changing results.

Herbst and Edward S. Kim, chair of the department of solid tumor oncology at Levine Cancer Institute in North Carolina, both called the result, "practice-changing," which means doctors will change the way they treat patients.

It's definitely practice-changing".

The Gynecologic Oncology Group has historically performed ground-breaking, practice-changing clinical trials in women's cancers.

"I think it is especially practice-changing in premenopausal women because the results do favor a 10-year regimen".