Sentence examples for practice completion from inspiring English sources

However if a home practice sheet was not submitted at all, or was submitted completely blank, it was less clear whether the issue was with home practice completion, or reporting, or both.

There are three streams of Vajrayana practice: Generation, Completion with Sign, and Completion without Sign.

A ComRes survey of 1,004 GPs in the UK, commissioned by the BBC, revealed that only 20% of medical students chose to work in general practice on completion of their foundation training, despite a national target of 50% by 2016.

Lack of adequate training during residency influences the subsequent use of a specific technique and ultimately may restrict the implementation of MIS in daily practice after completion of residency training [11, 12].

The Massachusetts Nurse of the Future Nursing Core Competencies define the knowledge, attitude, and skills required as the minimal expectations for initial nursing practice following completion of a prelicensure professional nursing education program.

Our pilot study data suggest an association between fewer years in practice and completion of the requirements.

Their length of practice since completion of residency spanned a broad range from 2 to 33 years.

Second, the educational legacy left within the GP practice following completion of the PCAF pathway enables such optimal treatment to be carried forward for future patients.

Second, participants in financial-incentive programs were significantly more likely to leave their sites of first practice after completion of their obligation than non-obligated health workers in comparable sites of first practice after service of similar length of time.

This improvement was steepest in a physician's first decade of practice after completion of residency; it tapered off but remained significant through the second and third decades of practice.

The purpose of our study is to formulate solutions to problems identified by cancer patients and healthcare professionals during the transition from hospital back to general practice on completion of primary treatment for cancer.