Sentence examples for practice generated from inspiring English sources

Each participating general practice generated a list of all eligible patients from their local laboratories and the practice electronic database.

Its closest rival, Deloitte, revealed last week that its consulting practice generated £459m of the firm's £1.9bn revenues.

Others said the chance to put training into practice generated feelings of buzz and excitement – terms not dissimilar to those used by rioters six months earlier.

Patients suitable for trial inclusion are identified from practice generated computer lists.

This practice generated a differential misclassification and favored those hospitals that behaved in a less-than-virtuous manner.

EMI was assessed with two General Packet Radio Service GPRSsignalsals (900 MHz, 2 W, two different time-slot occupations) and one Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTSsignalnal (1,947.2 MHz, 0.2 W), corresponding to maximal transmit performance of mobile phones in daily practice, generated under controlled conditions in the proximity of 61 medical devices.

7 10 Prior to session 1 participants complete baseline measures and read an online introduction to imagery generation and practice generating mental images.

Ribchester claims his practice generates less outpatient follow-up and A&E visits.

But the State Police, citing ethical concerns, issued an order in 2006 banning the practice, generating outrage among judges, town leaders, district attorneys and even some troopers.

This practice generates legitimate well-being concerns for some complainants: survivors who report may both rationally fear reprisal and experience traumatic stress in response to "triggers" such as the sound of an assailant's voice.

By only considering homes that have been on the market for a short time, lazy buyers reduce (but do not eliminate) the odds of overpaying.Does the end of the relisting practice generate better price information?