Sentence examples for practice in line with the from inspiring English sources

His emendations were necessitated by the need to bring actual practice in line with the text.

It is often difficult to bring clinical practice in line with the scientific evidence by "passively disseminating" guidelines alone.

This method gave them the opportunity to present cases that stimulated their personal interest, a practice in line with the principles of case-based learning and clinical competence based on medical records [ 9].

It was agreed during the intervention that the AAP (≥35 weeks) and NICE (<35 weeks) thresholds for management would be adopted to promote uniformity of practice, in line with the practice at the Central Women's Hospital, Yangon.

Although laudable, the dissemination and implementation of these criteria are haphazard, and there are no clear systems to encourage practitioners to alter their practice in line with the recommended guidelines.

We hypothesised that CDSSs for prescribing, where advice is generated and delivered electronically, are more likely to change prescribing practice in line with the intent of the CDSS when decision support is: Provided to fine-tune existing therapy compared with recommendations to influence initial drug choices or cease long-standing therapy.

His successor should retract the appeal and begin the process of bringing New York City's police practices in line with the Constitution.

Recent studies indicate that achieving successful outcomes for projects that differ radically in terms of innovativeness requires that firms adjust their NPD practices in line with the type of new product project they are developing.

Here we present an assessment of a participatory training approach in changing crop protection by farmers from chemically dependent, to more sustainable practices in line with the tenets of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

Following a year-long review of the £2bn industry, which uncovered widespread problems, the OFT wrote to 50 firms telling each one what it needed to do to bring its lending practices in line with the law, and giving it 12 weeks to explain what measures it intended to take.

The concluding event of Sweden's six-month EU presidency had been expected to provide a date--namely 2004--for admission of up to five new alliance members, once they brought their laws and practices in line with the rest of the bloc in negotiations next year.