Sentence examples for practice prescribed in from inspiring English sources

Genchi genbutsu, or trouble shooting, is a practice prescribed in "lean thinking" — an approach to productivity that marries two complementary concepts: improvement and learning.

This framework is displayed schematically in Figure 1. Figure 1 The framework of good testing practice prescribed in the 1999 Joint Standards AERA et al. ( 1999 ).

In such a curriculum, it will probably be easier to train students in the six-step approach in small group-teaching sessions and practice prescribing in a clinical setting.

This study used patients' clinical case mix to explain variation in general practice prescribing.

The film's honor killings occur among Muslims, but Ms. Aladag is quick to point out that the practice is nowhere prescribed in the Koran or any other bible.

In Dutch general practice, ORT is prescribed in only 4% of children presenting with acute diarrhea [ 3].

As a "correspondent" banker, People's Choice made loans using standards and practices prescribed by Countrywide in hopes of selling them to the larger company.

"This suggests that longer courses and/or higher doses of antibiotics are being prescribed in general practice," the study said.

In 2014, most antibiotics in England were prescribed in general practice (74%), followed by prescribing for hospital inpatients (11%), hospital outpatients (7%), patients seen in dental practices (5%) and patients in other community settings (3%).

"The NHS spends almost £1bn a year on drugs prescribed in general practice.

Approximately 70% of antibiotics prescribed in general practice are for respiratory tract infections (RTIs) [ 7, 8].