Sentence examples for practice mentioned from inspiring English sources
The simulated results are in good agreement with field practice mentioned in relevant literature and field measurements.
Professionals at nearly every practice mentioned the term 'can of worms' to express unease with case finding for depression.
"… the Therapeutic Arsenal of public hospitals is really limited, there are only basic drugs outdated long ago …" (H1.21 Clin 1) The most common informal practice mentioned by physicians in the hospitals in this study, is the external purchase of drugs.
Reasons for dual practice mentioned by a variety of New Zealand health workers, meanwhile, often centred around increased 'variety'enjoyment'nt', and 'challenge' of additional work, rather than just money [ 40].
Electronic copies of Australian television (n = 66) and newspaper (n = 65) items from 2005 2011 about medical care overseas were coded for patterns of reporting (year, format and type) and story characteristics (geographic and medical foci in the coverage, news actors featured and appeals, credibility and risks of the practice mentioned).
A different and perhaps more precise criterion is provided by datable objects and practices mentioned in the poems.
What shocked most Indonesians was not the brazenness of the speakers but the fact that the practices mentioned in the wiretaps seemed routine.
In interviews, two dozen soon-to-be-teachers here in Houston, one of eight national Teach for America centers that provide a five-week crash summer course in classroom practices, mentioned the chance to help poor children and close the achievement gap as major reasons for applying.
The subjects justified their answers in accordance with the common practices mentioned previously.
This raises the question why, in our heated national debate on health care, is so little attention paid to Clay Christensen’s ideas and the successful practices mentioned above?
Others mainly focus on special practice areas such as flextime, telework (e.g. Lapierre and Allen, 2006; Madsen, 2003), dependents care (e.g., Berg, et al., 2003), and the positive influence of the practices mentioned above are mostly supported.
