Sentence examples for practice of a small from inspiring English sources

The present experience based on multidisciplinary management in clinical practice of a small cohort of consecutive HCC patients in a single institution to select proper tailored treatment options, based on comorbidity and functional liver status, requires further validation in a wide population.

Your film may have come with a recommended heat setting, or you can easily practice on a small piece of film to find the ideal temperature where it seals without burning.[5].

The society's survey also reflects practices of a small subsection of American businesses, gathering nearly all its responses from companies that employ 100 or more workers.

And yet on the flip side, they are terrified: they do not want to condemn an entire culture for the harmful and abhorrent practices of a small proportion of its members.

We allowed for the exclusion by practices of a small proportion of diabetic participants as 'exceptions'exceptions

Given that rape in South Africa has been perpetrated by over one in four men, an argument may be advanced that rape of both types are culturally embedded features of masculinity, rather than exceptional practices of a small group of dangerous men.

Antiochus, the Greek ruler, forbade Jewish religious practice, so a small group of Jews, the Maccabees, revolted.

This was a common practice for a small number of airlines in the World that EAL had abandoned by.

Robins and Gill (1997) propose a procedure for handling such missingness, but this is complicated to use and limited in practice to a small number of missing predictors.

In many restaurants, it is the practice for a small portion of wine to be poured for tasting and approval before the first glass is poured.

He runs a national law practice out of a small office in Terre Haute, Ind., because he prefers the city's conservative culture.