Sentence examples for practice may be a from inspiring English sources

This practice may be a product of Ratmansky's honesty, his anti-Soviet need to moderate any claim on our emotions, to distance himself from poster art.

But some experts wonder if his lack of drug-company experience and of exposure to industry practice may be a liability.

The practice may be a marker for parents who are generally more relaxed about shielding their children from dirt and germs, said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious diseases expert at Vanderbilt University who was not involved in the research.

In isolated communities group practice may be a satisfactory compromise, but in urban regions, where nearly everyone can be sent quickly to a hospital, the specialist surgeon working in a fully equipped hospital can usually provide better treatment than a general practitioner surgeon in a small clinic hospital.

Differing assessments of potential harms inherent in everyday practice may be a target for teamwork intervention in maternity care.

Our results suggest that modification of transfusion practice may be a potential area for improving patient outcomes and reducing costs.

Mindfulness -- the focused awareness on the present moment, which can be cultivated through meditation and contemplative practice -- may be an effective remedy to empty or compulsive consumption.

And like other recent studies, the poll suggests that religious practice may be an even stronger predictor of partisan behavior than religious belief.

All told, your massage practice may be an exceptionally safe and compassionate one -- thus segueing from the matter of "brand" to that of "target audience".

Duration of practice may be an independent factor impacting our PCPs completeness of their diabetes patients' physical examination.

This apparently rising interest in generalist practice may be an artifact, however, as a prerequisite to internal medicine specialization is training in general internal medicine.