Sentence examples for practices detected from inspiring English sources

The Depression 2000 study, which included 20,421 patients in 633 primary care practices, detected a point prevalence of depression of 11% in German primary care practices.

To provide a structured description of core practices, detect trends through comparisons across institutions, and to identify innovative training approaches at the medical schools.

It is unclear whether the variation in practice detected in this study is merely reflecting wider clinical practice, or whether there are specific barriers in this population.

Therefore, in practice, detecting useful polymorphisms at the population level is difficult, due to the low substitution rates in plant chloroplast genomes.

The mishap occurred following an outing where dogs practiced detecting explosives, but no one realized the problem until Wednesday, which means that on Monday and Tuesday, students were zipping back to and from school, unaware that there was a bunch of explosive material just feet away from them.

However, given that healthy older adults may also show a gradual but clinically insignificant cognitive decline over time [ 10, 11], these cognitive changes may be very subtle, such that in clinical practice detecting true cognitive impairment remains challenging [ 8].

The RSPB is calling for the licensing of shooting estates, giving authorities the power to remove licences for shoots where illegal practices are detected.

Lawmakers have introduced four bills in Sacramento in recent weeks that also aim to curb the use of the drugs through a series of new restrictions, including requirements for a second doctor's opinion in some cases, computer alerts for social workers when unusual prescribing practices are detected and thorough medical examinations before and after the medications are provided.

Under typical practice, as under intended practice, all detected abnormalities are reported regardless of whether endocervical cells are present.

Government lawyers have admitted in responses to Privacy International that between 1 June 2014 and 9 February this year, "47 instances of non-compliance either with the MI5 closed section 94 handling arrangements or internal guidance or the communications data code of practice were detected".

Accordingly, no significant shifts in topography of SPs with practice was detected (Z-transformed SPs, Time-on-task×Electrode, F(27/891) = 1.1, p>0.2), which was valid for both the Early-NG and Late-NG (Sleep Group×Time-on-task×Electrode, F(27/891) = 0.76, p>0.6) and for both the unpredictable and predictable responses (Sleep Group×Time-on-task×Response Type×Electrode, F(27/891) = 1.8, p>0.05).