Sentence examples for practice only few from inspiring English sources

However, in clinical practice only few spiritual counsellors are an integral part of the clinical team.

Despite the importance in daily clinical practice, only few direct measurements of blood volume have been performed in children.

Although data comparing patients' and GPs' expectations are very important to the organisation of general practice, only few studies have addressed this question.

In clinical practice, only few characteristics, such as Estrogen Receptor (ER), Progesteron Receptor (PR), HER2 and Ki67 expression, are currently used to distinguish Luminal A (LBC-A) (ER+ and/or PR+, HER2−, low Ki67) and Luminal B (LBC-B) (ER+ and/or PR+ HER2− or HER2+, high Ki67) [ 1].

4 Most of the previous studies that evaluated clinically significant drug interactions (CSDIs) were based on the use of electronic resources, databases, and/or reference books to assess the interactions and to determine if they were significant or not; 4– 8 however, in practice, only few cases of clinically significant interactions between coadministered medicines and ARV drugs have been reported.

Trees on city streets get pruning about every 15 years instead of every seven years, which was the practice only a few years ago, said the department's deputy commissioner, Liam Kavanagh.

And the Palestinians should get a symbolic right of return to the lands they lost when Israel was founded in 1948 while clearly accepting that in practice only a few of them will be able to resettle there.

However, in practice, only a few environmental sensors could be placed per element.

However, in practice, only a few foundries can achieve this level of specific consumption on a week-by-week basis.

In practice, only a few gradient-projection iterations are run per time step k to allow for real-time sparsity-aware KF tracking.

In practice, only a few genes are sequenced for most species and insights into the evolutionary mechanisms at the species level usually stem from phylogenetic analyses of only one or a small number of genetic loci.