Sentence examples for practices as discussed from inspiring English sources

Other factors influencing journey to diagnosis and FM experience between regions should also be considered, including patients being considered in different countries the responsibility of primary care vs. rheumatology or other specialist, which will in turn influence treatment practices as discussed in detail below.

A teacher's sense of his or her ability to teach and students' ability to learn influences a variety of effective teacher practices (as discussed in Tschannen-Moran and Hoy, 2001), including continuing to implement innovations after federal funding has expired (Berman et al., 1977).

In practice, as discussed above, the desired channel coefficients can be easily estimated.

Subcontractors and households still continue this practice, as discussed in this paper.

The schema has been designed to be pragmatic and tractable for current practice (as discussed by the Dial-a-Molecule network).

The story at the heart of this research carries its own justification, however, and our research approach incorporating oral discussions in an endangered indigenous language, is an attempt to allow indigenous philosophy to guide research practice, as discussed further in the following section below.

Finally, there may be significant barriers to the implementation of HRQOL measures into clinical practice, as discussed next.

Sufficient safety evidence exists to allow utilization of temozolomide along with Polifeprosan 20, 3.85% carmustine implant in routine practice as discussed here.

Here, we provide a review and recommendations regarding the use of fluid biomarkers in clinical practice as discussed at the Fourth Canadian Consensus Conference on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia (CCCDTD4) convened in Montreal, 4 to 5 May 2012.

In the field of medical research it has been recognized that clinical applications of genomics will become important in clinical practice, as discussed in the recent UK House of Lords report on Genomic Medicine [ 63].

2. When physical mobility or energy levels are limited, there may be less time spent focusing on asana and more time focusing on breathing, imagery, relaxation practices, as well as discussing worldview and how to create the inner and outer conditions needed for healing or peace.