Sentence examples for practice thematically from inspiring English sources

This template was then used as a guide in the second stage of analysis in which transcripts were analyzed by practice thematically from which a series of key and sub-themes emerged inductively.

In each practice, thematically related prescribing measures ('prescribing topics') that had been identified as priorities for quality and safety improvement 5 were implemented in EMRs to identify patients with potentially suboptimal prescribing for review.

The daily yoga practice was thematically integrated with the day's activity... first yoga group that had community service as part of its program... everyone left with real sense that they had a great adventure filled with yoga, culture, wildlife and a sense that they were part of something special". Darwin and evolution would have been impressed at the outcome!

More geographically and thematically focused communities of practice are needed, especially ones that encompass diverse stakeholders.

The data were analyzed thematically for potential interventions and practices through multiple readings of the notes and listening to the audio recordings.

While we present our capacities thematically, we often pursue complex solutions that, in practice, require the blending of these capacities.

Rather than a chronological survey, the course will be organized thematically, with examples drawn from a range of historical periods as well as contemporary practice.

Survey data will be described and interview data thematically analysed for issues that provide contextualisation of the RCT results, and inform implementation of findings into practice.

To complement their hands-on activities, students will take a gateway course, a selection of thematically-related electives, and a capstone course, all of which invite them to integrate knowledge and practice through critical reflection.

The findings are thematically grouped under the two identified themes a) ethno-cultural mapping and b) ethno-cultural sensitive practices.

The interview material was thematically coded, analysed, categorised, and interpreted, with all interview output contextualised with ethnographic observations of the discourse and practice of the BBMRI and MIABIS projects.