Sentence examples for practices and recent from inspiring English sources
This study summarizes the best practices and recent research findings on warm mix rubberized asphalt concrete, including mix design, construction techniques, performance evaluation, feasibility of recycling, and environmental and economic benefits.
An act of Parliament followed, establishing a number of commissioners who investigated local practices and recent events at the Castle.
This is augmented with an overview of contemporary standards, best practices and recent de-identification methodologies.
Data were analysed using SPSS version 11.0 (Chicago), and associations were determined by the Chi square test for antibiotic knowledge and caregiver's education, beliefs and practices and recent and past antibiotic use for URTIs.
Students, too, are banned from practicing, and recent years have even seen universities lock their gates at prayer times or require their students to attend meals during Ramadan.
In conclusion, the studies and reports detailed above give an overview of the persistent difficulties in the clinical diagnosis of AA in paediatric and adult patients, the usefulness of various clinical scores (which are not commonly used in routine practice) and recent developments of modern imaging techniques focusing on US imaging.
They take into account current practice and recent developments.
Beside previous practice and recent knowledge, the physicians' own lifestyle and BMI had a high impact on their attitudes and influenced their actual practice more than working location.
In this review, we will focus on the traditional opinion, clinical practice, and recent progress in pharmacological research in China towards the treatment of dementia.
Efforts should be made to implement a variety of nutritional care strategies, to change the nutritional practices not only at ward level, but nationally, according to the best clinical practice and recent guidelines.
Until that time, reliance upon short-acting (propofol) and intermediate- and long-acting (benzodiazepines and opioids) agents is common practice, and recent clinical trials now permit an evidence-based approach to analgesia and sedation management in the ICU.
