Sentence examples for practice has moved from inspiring English sources

International opinion and practice has moved along similar lines in accepting the concept of brain-stem death.

That's got to be wrong: it's very clear to me that practice has moved too far towards making an ethnic match the primary issue, and I hugely welcome today's news about a rethink on the guidelines.

First, it must be questioned whether a decade of EGDT has changed our practice to the point that our 'standard' practice has moved away from formulaic approaches, and favors more aggressive volume and vasopressor resuscitation based on physiological principles.

Since then, the practice has moved from the margins toward the mainstream.

It should be mentioned that, since our previous meta-analysis was published, 11 the use of SMRPs in clinical practice has moved forward significantly.

As knowledge of yoga has disseminated from India into different countries, the practice has moved away from this purely spiritual focus, and in the West yoga is increasingly practised as a form of exercise [ 22], and as a health therapy [ 16, 19].

Late in March, it was time to see the doctor again, but his practice had moved to a nearby suburb.

However, many of those engaged in this unethical practice have moved to mobile, it seems.

While a number of ophthalmology practices have moved from GVF to automated visual field testing for longitudinal follow-up of patients with BSCR, GVF remains an important testing modality [11, 12].

The dum-de-dum-dum theme music, Friday's voiceover narration and the basic premise of two cops working the streets of Los Angeles remain in Mr. Wolf's new model, which begins tonight on ABC in the time slot formerly inhabited by "The Practice" (which has moved to Mondays).

"This is one of those areas where the practice of medicine has moved faster than the approval process," said Daniel G. Schultz, head of the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the Food and Drug Administration.