Sentence examples for practices distinct from inspiring English sources

In these documents a clear distinction is made between industrial and small scale extemporaneous preparation of radiopharmaceuticals, providing guidance on "Good Practices" distinct from industrial standards.

At the same time, politics was shaped by the legacy of archaic poetry and its heroic ethos and by the religious cults which included, alongside pan-Hellenic and familial rites, important practices distinct to each city-state.

Rule Departures: A practice distinct from, but related to, civil disobedience is rule departure on the part of authorities.

Yet by the time the Puritans first landed off Cape Cod in 1620, there were already numerous existing communities of European arrivals, each practicing distinct religious faiths and many (like the Jamestown colonists in Virginia or the French traders in what would become the upper Midwest) united and motivated by goals far distinct from spiritual ones.

In practice, distinct trends of oligonucleotide usage are generally observed within a single genome [ 11].

The field of arts-and-health draws on social concepts to understand its practice, distinct from the influence of psychological and psychoanalytical theories in art therapy.

The themes of adverse event type are similar to what has been documented in past ED based adverse event studies. 1 13 18 19 In general, the prominence of diagnostic and management issues rather than procedural complications has been previously described as characteristic of emergency medicine practice, distinct from inpatient care.

The woman was asked whether she had attended antenatal care, which implement was used to cut the cord, what was applied to the cord after it was cut (the criterion for cleanliness was that either nothing or antiseptic was used) and whether or not she had discarded colostrum before starting to breastfeed, a practice distinct from discarding the foremilk at each feed.

Further studies are required to determine whether a number of related woodland management practices produce distinct pollen signatures and the impact of these processes on a wider range of species.

Operating through a kaleidoscopic flow, the pairings between the discursive scenes and the articulated feelings of Muslim queers reveal a process of becoming an affective community, which is not only shaped by the distribution of individual affective practices along distinct relation with space and time, but also realised through a commonality in ways of feeling differently.

These practices were distinct in hospitals.