Sentence examples for practice rests on from inspiring English sources

Intuitionists for example take the dependence to be profound: they think that all of mathematical practice rests on a false philosophical foundation and that once that foundation is removed, mathematics totters.

Lawyers try to use behavioral science all the time in criminal cases -- both prosecutors and defense attorneys -- but this practice rests on shaky scientific ground.

The possibility of providing treatment options in normal clinical practice rests on two conditions being met: 1) that quality scientific information supports the effectiveness of the therapeutic options on offer, and 2) that heterogeneous groups of patients have recorded their satisfaction with these options.

Except for the use of mild hypothermia after ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest, currently recommended therapy in the 2005 guidelines of the European Resuscitation Council [ 7], clinical neuroprotection practice rests solely on extrapolation from animal experimental work or weak clinical studies[ 8].

To describe the basis on which our knowledge of frequent attendance in general practice rests and to propose recommendations for further research on frequent attenders (FAs).

(1) Does concatenation practice rest on verificationism?

Objectives: The practice of homeopathy rests on symptoms, which have been produced by medicinal substances in healthy volunteers, often applied at ultramolecular dilutions.

Montaigne elaborates a pedagogy, which rests on the practice of judgment itself.

But it's also true that the vitality of the city now rests on "alternative practices".

Politics, he says, is his true vocation, but he is a lawyer by profession, & his considerable worldly success rests on the law practice that he built up.

Success rests on implementation in routine practice, so ePHRs must be intuitive and useful for both service users and staff.