Sentence examples for practice noted from inspiring English sources

Fish was also poorly consumed, a practice noted among adolescents from other countries such as US [ 5].

The common practice noted was that children's excreta were treated as mere solid waste, and was often disposed of the way the households did with solid waste.

Especially interviewees with a shorter number of years in practice (1-5 years in practice) noted that GPs often were "badmouthed" by specialists working in hospital.

At present, discussions are unfolding among HCPs about how best to define remission; definitions in clinical trials may be less stringent (ie, some UC symptoms are acceptable) compared with the expectations of clinicians in daily practice noted in this survey.

For example, hospital doctors discussing medical audit thought that a major barrier was that not all doctors are adequately trained in audit ([ 42]; Audit), while senior primary care clinicians, discussing the cultural changes needed to implement clinical quality interventions in general practice, noted that a barrier was lack of necessary skill in implementing these interventions ([ 43]; General).

"Rooting an Android device is not an inherently evil practice," notes Andrew Brandt, director of threat research for security firm Blue Coat Systems.

Ms. Roukema went out of her way to emphasize that she opposed the practice, noting that her ancestors were Italian immigrants who endured ethnic scorn when they arrived in America earlier in the century.

"The health care industry can give you an estimate, just like any other industry," said Carrie H. Colla, an assistant professor at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, noting that the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has a patient price estimator online.

Third, they analyze a referral instrument relevant to their current or future practice noting author, reliability and validity.

Cho concedes that official policies don't always reflect actual practice, noting the possibility of exemptions or unwritten rules.

Professional medical organizations, including the American Medical Association, rebuked the practice, noting that it "violates core ethical values of the medical profession".