Your expertise on the customer's industry, understanding of best practices, knowledge of unflattering facts about your archrival, and the willingness to raise critical issues the customer is unaware of can be used to create turning points.
In order for any writer to become a successful self-published author, they need to learn the best-practices knowledge of professional publishers.
Therefore, in clinical practice, knowledge of previous haemoglobin values in a subject is of great importance for evaluating the diagnosis.
In addition to these sources, we identified interventions based on the experiential and practice knowledge of key experts in the field of vaccination and communication.
In clinical practice, knowledge of this risk might help motivate attainment of glycemic targets as glycemic control is the only known disease-modifying intervention for DSP.
Pre-focus group surveys for relatives assessed knowledge about and attitudes toward genetic testing, current PCa screening practices, knowledge of general genetics and genetic testing and standard demographic information.
Furthermore many maternity units lack of clinical guidelines, standard communication practices, knowledge of chain of command, and quality assurance mechanisms that may interfere to midwives' safety climate attitudes [ 21] although Cypriot midwives acknowledged that there is a linkage between perceived quality of maternity care and safety climate.
The wily Mr. Silver is using his well-practiced knowledge of legislative tactics to try and outflank the mayor.
He was a leading figure in building developmental theory and practice knowledge to enhance the lives of very young children.
The aim is to improve strategies, practices, and knowledge of the environment of practice.
I hope through better understanding, improved professional practice and knowledge of the community, I never have to walk into such a sad and frightening situation again.
