Sentence examples for practiced estimates of from inspiring English sources

In Korea, where both traditional Oriental medicine and Western medicine are practiced, estimates of the general public's awareness and knowledge of stroke are poor.

Examiners practiced estimating breast bud size using a padded board with various sized beads placed beneath its chamois cover.

But the tailors of Paris, more practiced than those of Tulle, have ways of hiding such flaws.

Under the practiced knife of Dr. Brian Stacy, a veterinary pathologist who estimates that he has dissected close to 1,000 turtles over the course of his career, the specimen began to reveal its secrets: First, as the breastplate was lifted away, a mass of shriveled organs in the puddle of stinking red liquid that is produced as decomposition advances.

A majority of them (55%) practiced 1 2 days and 45% practiced 3 4 days of yoga per week.

A hybrid approach (the combination of classic and modular type of teaching) is practiced in 32% of centres.

It is clearly Clare's practiced look of public seriousness.

Struth is a sophisticated and practiced subject of interviews.

Princess Reema spoke in the practiced tones of a woman born to diplomacy.

Family life seems to run on fumes and the practiced gallantry of Mr. Edwards.

This shift is itself a reflection of Silicon Valley's practiced philosophy of work-life fluidity.