Sentence examples for practices during the second from inspiring English sources

In fact, their economic practices during the second stage embodied a combination of instrumental rationality and value rationality in the Weberian sense and facilitated the formation of a new type of business ethics.

Of 960 invited patients, 689 interviewees came to family practices during the second phase, which lasted until the end of March.

Objective To investigate infant feeding practices during the first year of life in a group of white infants in Dunedin, New Zealand.

A decline in summer farming practices, during the twentieth century, has caused a large-scale encroachment of trees and shrubs leading to extensive landscape changes and decreased biodiversity.

The low recruitment rates of GPs and dermatologists' practices during the first recruitment phase made the development of a contingency plan necessary.

Instructor A taught two semesters, adopting high-stakes grading practices during the first semester and low-stakes grading practices the following semester.

"By improving feeding practices during the first 24 months of life, we can reduce stunting rates and ultimately improve the health and economic development of Viet Nam.

Analyses of the GPAQ version 1.0 data collected from United Kingdom practices during the first year of the new GP contract (2004 5) lead to the subsequent removal in version 2.0 of the 'Overall satisfaction' item.

11 Variation in delivery practices during the third stage of labour are postulated as possibly contributing to these differences, as providers in some trials practiced AMTSL whereas others practiced 'passive' management.

Despite great efforts to recruit physicians, the recruitment rate reached only 26 out of 1549 contacted practices (1.7%) and 12 out of 273 (4.4%) practices during the first and second recruitment phase respectively.

The aim of this study is therefore to quantitatively describe breastfeeding practices during the first year of life in one rural and one urban area of Vietnam using information from repeated interviews with mothers and to study associations between child, mother and household factors and these breastfeeding practices.