Sentence examples for practice rendering from inspiring English sources

Technology alone will not be the panacea for medicine and clinical practice rendering the physical exam obsolete.

Although protocols are frequently criticised because they constrain and dictate practice, rendering individual decision-making redundant, Timmermans and Berg 11 argue that this criticism is misplaced.

This contrasts with studies performed in selected stable patients with unchanged CRRT parameters, and makes our study a close reflection of everyday practice, rendering our results more relevant and applicable to severely ill patients in mixed ICUs.

This is a practice rendered somewhat absurd when one considers that Adams first began negotiating directly with representatives of Her Majesty's Government when he was in his early twenties.

Because this technology has never proven commercially viable, the Carbon Pollution Standard, in practice, renders it impossible to build a new coal-fired power plant.

Scholars have used Foucault's concepts to outline how scientific knowledge practices render the very essence of problems (and solutions) raised on the biofuel agenda [21, 22].

While the extreme marginality of the practice renders discussion somewhat ridiculous, the government's insistence that the issue is vital makes it incumbent to show that its reasons do not resist analysis.

In essence, PLP states that practice renders perfect.

Because this foraging practice renders them vulnerable to predators, birds tend to stick fairly close to cover and forage in groups.

However, despite these limitations, the prospective design of the study, the evaluation of 6 in vitro assays for TB diagnosis (5 experimental and 1 commercial) and the relatively large number of HIV-infected individuals enrolled to evaluate the performance of the different immune based tests in clinical practice render the results solid.

However, the prospective and multicenter design of the study, the high consistency of data across the different centers and the large number of patients enrolled to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of different immune based tests in clinical practice render the results robust.