Sentence examples for practiced between groups from inspiring English sources
When practiced between groups, blood brotherhood most frequently serves to bind together potentially hostile sets of individuals, to form an alliance in war, or to conclude a peace.
Those differences are attributed to the differing levels of authentic teaching practice between groups, and the challenges posed to each group of preservice teachers prior to student teaching.
Although it was not possible to apply statistical analysis to training and feeding practices between groups, management was broadly similar for all horses in each yard and between yards.
However, there could be important differences attributable to coding practices between groups of clinicians, or in different medical record systems, for instance if the automated systems guide clinicians to choose certain codes over others.
Second, women could have mammograms within or outside the programme (including after the last age for screening and differential screening practice between groups), so it is difficult to assess the excess over such a long period.
Participants transfer socio-cultural practices between group members, who then contribute to the overall development of capital for that community.
After adjustment for baseline difference and practice, the between-group difference in the combined assessment score remained significant at 12-months.
We also examined whether the mean reaction time from the second block of practice, and the standard deviation of reaction times from the second block of practice differed between groups (as these were used in order to calculate the cut-off thresholds for the task proper).
To examine the practice of making an episiotomy and to determine any differences in practice between professional groups.
Companies like Nordstrom are using Chef to build a code-centric platform for automating the practices between different groups in the IT organization so the company can adapt and move faster in the overall market.
The theory also explains the lack of significant differences in oral hygiene practices between the groups.
