She then discussed a legal practice called "incorporation by reference".
The strengths of our study include a large sample size, the use of data reflecting current practice, and incorporation of data from many centers both public and private.
The lack of a comparison group prevents the ability to determine that the independent variable (the NEEF workshop) affected the dependent variables (knowledge gained, changes in practice, and incorporation of PEH into curricula).
However, a consistent strategy to determine the quality of patient centered evidence presented in RCTs has until recently been lacking, but is vital to clinicians as PRO data from RCTs may directly inform patients and practitioners regarding the effects of a treatment, or may indirectly influence clinical practice by incorporation into relevant guidelines [ 8].
One example of this type of practice is the incorporation of a skull in an anthropomorphic statue in order to emphasize its divine, sacred, or magical character.
Evidence-based clinical practice requires the incorporation of information available in the medical literature into clinical decision making.
Current practice involves the incorporation of mineral humic complexes, like micronutrient humic complexes, into the NPK granule during the main granulation process (steps I III) [9, 10, 38, 44].
But in practice, court papers, incorporation records, and other confidential documents show it functions as Mossack Fonseca's local branch office, with its main employee reporting directly to Panama City.
In the methodological manuals for the development of clinical practice guidelines, the incorporation of the patient's perspective is considered.
The admixed samples were made up of 57% cases and 76% controls from Population 1 and the rest from Population 2. While the true penetrance parameters at a disease locus are indeed unknown in practice, we proposed incorporation of the penetrance parameters with predefined values of (1, 1, 0), (1, 0, 0) or (1, ½, 0) into the analysis.
