Sentence examples for practice concluded that from inspiring English sources

A literature review on methods of data quality improvement in general practice concluded that empirical knowledge is still missing [ 20].

However, a systematic review of agents used to treat dyslipidemias in clinical practice concluded that complementary effects of agents other than statins might substantially provide clinical benefits in not only individuals with severe dyslipidemias but in other patients as well.

A systematic review of nurse doctor substitution in general practice concluded that nurses can provide safe and effective care but that the cost savings achieved by the lower salaries of nurses were offset by lower productivity.

A recent review of tools for predicting risk of type 2 diabetes in daily practice, concluded that the Finnish Diabetes Risk Score FINDRISCC) which included all these risk factors except educational level, showed the highest ROC area (ROC 87%) compared to metabolic syndrome which had only an ROC of 83% [ 18].

But its current guidelines covering practice conclude that "it is consistent with the A.P.A. ethics code for psychologists to serve in consultative roles to interrogation and information-gathering processes for national-security-related purposes," as long as they do not participate in any of 19 coercive procedures, including waterboarding, the use of hoods and any physical assault.

Writing in the Journal of Strategic Studies last year, Dr. James B. Bruce, a political scientist at the Rand Corporation, and Dr. Roger Zane George, a retired CIA analyst and professor of national security practice, conclude that even after post-9/11 "reforms" and 15 years of war, the education of intelligence analysts shows no particular cumulative effect or professional rigor.

Recent reviews on the effects of decision support systems to support evidence-based practice conclude that these strategies improve practitioners' performance [ 25, 26].

A review including studies in general practice concludes that a majority of patients, 83% to 98%, consent to a student's presence or participation in consultations [ 9].

A systematic review of health professionals' perceptions of the implementation of shared decision-making in clinical practice conclude that little is known about any health professionals other than physicians [ 9].

The report, the result of 18 months of investigation into questionable Nasdaq market-maker practices, concluded that the N.A.S.D. had failed to police its market effectively.

Another Cochrane review, this one of the effects of practice-based interventions to enhance IP collaboration on professional practices, concluded that practice-based IP collaborative interventions can improve healthcare processes and outcomes [ 25].