Sentence examples for practice in association from inspiring English sources

They primarily used constructivism, in particular Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development and Lave and Wenger's Communities of Practice, in association with elements of Design Based theory.

We recommend its use in routine practice in association with CD34.

Imputation-based genomic coverage is especially relevant to current practice in association studies, in which untyped variants in the 1000 Genomes Project are routinely imputed from a scaffold of array genotypes and tested for association with traits of interest (Marchini and Howie 2010).

The irrigation practices in association with groundwater management are heavily investigated (Alaya et al. 2014; Frija et al. 2015; Zouahri et al. 2015).

It has become common practice in genetic association studies of ADHD to focus on genes implicated in brain monoamine transmission, given that psychostimulant drugs, such as methylphenidate (MPH), are effective in controlling ADHD symptoms.

The first dimension estimated the risk of an individual practice or morbidity in association with mortality using a linear logistic model by controlling for background risk factors.

Genotype imputation has become a routine practice in genome-wide association studies (GWASs).

Among both FSWs and their clients, the practice of drinking alcohol in association with sex is significantly associated with inconsistent condom use in paid as well as unpaid sex.

We revealed wide therapeutic practice variations of AHF in association with the number of cardiologists per facility using an administrative database.

Alongside tailored general practice cancer profiles devised in association with the Association of Public Health Observatories, National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN) showed that, nationally, 25% of cancers are diagnosed via the emergency route (National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2010).

The lack of communication with parents can be partially explained by suboptimal general ambulatory organization that could act as a barrier to improvements in clinical practice: few paediatricians work in association and even fewer have any help in organising ambulatory activities.