Sentence examples for practice for combining from inspiring English sources

A review of the current practice for combining estimates after MI within published prognostic modelling studies is provided.

A literature review is performed to identify current practice for combining such estimates in prognostic modelling studies.

Taking the intersection of six independent subsets greatly reduced the number of detected changes further, showing that this common practice for combining the results of multiple experiments is extremely and unnecessarily conservative.

It is also evident that a single-handed practice is unsuitable for combining work and family duties.

For instance, the practice of combining data, code, and narrative in context of scientific papers goes back at least to Gentleman and Temple Lang (2004), where the Sweave/R package approach has been frequently applied in published research.

Together, the data appear to support the traditional practice of combining multiple herbal medicines for the treatment of complex disorders [ 15].

Students' perception of general practice as relatively open for combining work and care has been reported earlier [ 69, 70], but the finding that interns consider general practice to be less stressful is new.

This study provides a model for combining individual mindfulness-based treatment with mindful parenting practices for a selected population.

The main subject matter of the questionnaire related to: (1) study performance, current procedures and current equipment, including its supervisory personnel at respondents' individual facilities, and (2) vision of future practice, performance and the potential for combined interdisciplinary viewing and training for future professionals.

Researchers wishing to apply best practice for writing proposals combining trials and qualitative research could make use of the excellent guidance developed for mixed methods research for a major funding body in the United States [ 13], which is relevant to all types of studies and addresses the whole study.

Consultation rates per 1,000 children aged 0 4 years (or women aged 15 49 years where appropriate) were then calculated for each practice individually and all practices combined for 10 sequential quarters pre- and post-implementation of the changes to the CHS system.