Sentence examples for practice terms from inspiring English sources

The use of the 'last observation carried forward' imputation method is known to inflate results, often generating statistically significance when adverse event withdrawals are high; in clinical practice terms, this is the wrong answer.

All registrars of the three participating RTPs who are undertaking general practice terms participate.

However, in practice terms are not always expressed consistently, and we must develop methods for identifying terms that are not univocal so that they can be corrected.

Further potential applications of the study in relation to program evaluation are to evaluate the clinical exposure and fulfillment of specific learning goals within specific types of terms (for example, urban versus rural posts, and 'usual' general practice terms as opposed to extended skill posts, Family Planning, remediation terms etc).

"…a lot of women make the choice they feel this is reasonable, and they use the fact, that colleagues, their sisters etcetera went for screening…I probably think that in practice terms, it is probably an opt-out, whereas it intended to be an opt-in…." (B6-Danish, development/research ).

Practice terms that you routinely miss.

In practice, term limits have not shaken up the political class: members have simply reappeared under new guises.The best way to make Americans interested in politics is to make the races more competitive.

Relatively little is known, however, of the actual environmental outcomes of this practice, termed 'farmscaping'farmscaping

This has sometimes been done as part of a practice termed 'social prescribing'.

She describes the transition in her understanding of "good doctoring" over the course of her first general practice term.

To this end, financial capability initiatives have been funded by statutory and charitable health bodies, sometimes as part of a practice termed 'social prescribing'.