Sentence examples for practice of indicating from inspiring English sources

The practice of indicating suitable ages for goods bought by or for children is rarely the subject of controversy.

In order to narrow the scope of our consideration down to the issue of biogenesis alone, one may point out that in the literature on the subject there is a widespread practice of indicating those characteristics of human beings which appear (or disappear) during the embryonic phase, and upon which the moral status thereof is defined, and therefore also legal status.

Kelly had difficulty discussing her practice of masturbation, indicating that she finds "the m-word" dirty and feels guilty about her use of the vibrator.

Kelly had difficulty discussing her practice of masturbation, indicating that she finds "the m-word" dirty and feels guilty about her use of the vibrator.A substantial proportion of cases of Sexual Guilt have previously presented to other clinicians and carry current or past diagnoses of Obsessive– Compulsive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Social Anxiety, or a mood disorder.

When reporting research findings from studies using face-to-face interviews, it is good practice to indicate the length of the interviews.

Post hoc analyses of the multivariate main effect of type of practice indicated that the only group difference was in conducting home visits.

However, the prevalence of referral for conditions outside the N/HMPs scope of practice indicates a degree of self-regulation around safety issues in relation to interaction with conventional care.

At the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, informal online surveys of the 2010 graduates show a similar percentage, with 89percentt of respondents from all programs (bachelor's, master's, PhD and Doctor of Nursing Practice) indicating that they have found jobs; of the 11percentt not employed, nearly 10percentt indicated they were pursuing an advanced degree full time.

The practices of respondents indicate that these migratory intentions may reach alarming rates in the future as reported by Talati, who estimated a shortfall of 58,000 to 451,000 physicians by the year 2020 [ 18].

Although antipsychotic polypharmacy is widely used in our healthcare setting, it appears not to follow the available clinical practice guidelines indicating the use of using antipsychotic monotherapy, not in combination.

For example evidence for immunisation is given level A by the RACGP and Level 1 by the ICSI guideline, but only a 'good practice point', indicating a lack of good quality evidence supporting the recommendations, in the NICE guideline.