Sentence examples for practice preferred from inspiring English sources

Table 1 summarizes the survey results related to length of respondent experience in the emergency care sector, their use of guidelines in daily practice, preferred formats of guidelines and their familiarity with GRADE.

He avoided publicity, moved little in society and in his legal practice preferred to keep his clients out of court, if he could".

This is why we, in accordance with daily practice, preferred the safety of holding the rail in these young children.

While 67% of the GPs who worked in private practice preferred this type of contract in 2009, the proportion had dropped by 20 percentage points in 2012.

Literary novelists disdained such practice, preferring to see themselves as apart from genre fiction writers.

Anglo-Saxon practice prefers a board on which executives take responsibility for their own business lines.

But, in a very early act of censorship, Zuckerberg's hero ended the practice — preferring to keep more fulsome records of political debate out of the literate public sphere.

While my mother and other feminists of her generation had understandably been trying to practice preferring girls after lifetimes of girls being devalued, as my mother soon discovered, she would have to figure out how to incorporate a son into her feminist world.

In fact, "some US law firms have used this assessment metric (a scale to measure sociopaths on a scale of 0 to 40, with higher levels being extreme behaviour) in their hiring practice, preferring to employ lawyers with sociopathic index close to 29.

While intensive combination therapy (Disease Modifying Anti-rheumatic Drugs and/or biologicals) is the most effective, rheumatologists in daily clinical practice prefer to start with monotherapy methotrexate and bridging corticosteroids.

But not all food rules are good food rules, and many regulations concerning the American food supply have actually had a negative impact on food producers, particularly small ones, while incentivizing instead the sort of practices preferred by larger, corporate producers.