Sentence examples for practices of large numbers from inspiring English sources

We explore the challenge of instrument choice in the context of landscape-scale conservation on private land, where the challenge is to select instruments that are able to influence the management practices of large numbers of landholders with diverse values, beliefs and management priorities.

This approach, however, is computationally intensive and hence is in practice not practical for analysis of large numbers of markers.

To evaluate the absolute risk of infrequent, but serious side effects (such as those potentially related to systemic inhibition of VEGF) in routine clinical practice, prospective studies of large numbers of patients are required.

That large scale systems can deliver guidelines into practices, and thereby affect the behavior of large numbers of physicians, means that guideline authors may well acquire increasing influence and a correspondingly greater responsibility.

One reason for the durability of the Assyrian empire was the practice of deporting large numbers of people from conquered areas and resettling others in their place.

The practice of serving large numbers of banchan started as a symbol of wealth during Korea's imperial history.

Enron's crash is typical of a practice of a large number of companies in the past few years: artificially boosting their earnings and thus their share prices.

For example, a finding of higher preventive procedure claim denial rates for those physicians' practices having large numbers of minorities would suggest that the use of claims data may be biased for those practitioners.

To our knowledge this study presents data on the prescribing practices of the largest number of primary care nurses to date.

On the other hand, all three of these studies documented the practices across relatively large numbers of cases.

The development of measures that can realistically be practiced by large numbers of aid workers is extremely important.