Sentence examples for practice during the early from inspiring English sources

I have heard an old, pre-remastering Brazilian LP pressing of the album "Chega de Saudade," and the remastered version has some perhaps unnecessary reverb and a more spacious sound-picture, a result of turning mono originals into stereo — the standard practice during the early years of CD reissues.

The textual remains of Daoism during the Warring States period were all presumably produced in connection with official patronage; similarly, developments in Daoist thought and practice during the early imperial age principally have to be studied from the vantage point of the court.

This approach allowed for in-depth data collection to identify changes in care processes and assess facilitators and barriers to implementing the two strategies into routine practice during the early stages of implementation.

The book is a fictional exposé of unscrupulous business and political practices during the early days of oil exploration and production in California.

The grade of DCIS was classified according to the criteria of Page and Lagios [ 23]; since grading was not uniformly practiced during the early part of the study period, and complete sets of slides were not available on every patient, we elected to review the grade on the TMA core samples for all study subjects.

Encouraging students to begin their reflective practices during the early years of medical/dental school establishes both a foundation for personal and professional development with a set of rudimentary critical thinking skills which may be expanded and perfected through the remainder of their professional career.

Baby's sphincter muscles are not always fully practiced during the early months and can have trouble closing.

Although the Scandinavian trial provides the best available data comparing conservative management and curative treatment, there are very major differences between Scandinavian practice during the early 1990s and contemporary clinical practice.

In this randomized prospective study, we assessed the influence of frequency of expert feedback during redundant practice in the early acquisition of students' clinical procedural skills.

These practices were used during the early years of the War on Terror, but were shut down after the Supreme Court declared them subject to prosecution.

Our finding that in modern European medical curricula students already have the possibility to be involved in radiology departments during pre-clinical years responds to the conclusions of research that promotes these practice-related activities during the early clinical curriculum phase [42].