Sentence examples for practice we consider from inspiring English sources

In our practice, we consider patients for redo surgery if they present with persistent or recurrent foregut symptoms or if they develop symptoms not present prior to surgery.

The majority opinion, in fact, went so far as to argue that efforts to overturn segregation had been motivated by blacks' misperceptions of the practice: We consider the underlying fallacy of the plaintiff's argument to consist in the assumption that the enforced separation of the two races stamps the colored race with a badge of inferiority.

In practice, we consider three cases as follows.

In practice, we consider 128 samples after the beginning of the attack, that is, about 3 milliseconds.

"While not an illegal practice, we consider that netting hedges and trees during the nesting and breeding season is inappropriate," he says.

In practice, we consider p t  = p ∞ if the change between p t and p t + 1 (measure by the Frobenius norm) is less than 10−10.

As patients registered at a practice can be managed by any of the clinicians in the practice, we considered the practice as the unit for randomisation and analysis.

As a subscale score is calculated independently from other subscales in practice, we considered the fit of each subscale separately for each subpopulation, with no cross-loading items permitted.

To calculate tests' accuracy and to reflect the categories that are used in clinical practice, we considered the patients with proven and probable IC as having invasive Candida infection (true positives) and patients without candidiasis as the control group (true negatives).

This paper explores sustainable accessibility and how urban planners understand, seek to operationalize, and integrate the concept in their planning practices; we consider what planners hope to achieve in this process and the tensions they experience in doing so.

State business environments To identify the impact of geographic business environments on management practices, we considered the location of plants near the border between a state that has a "right-to-work" labor environment and a state that does not, as well as the location of a company's founding plants.