For most of the last century, chronic wound care was a practice of passive techniques, designed to prevent the progression of the wound.
A large proportion of patients listed in practices of the passive approach answered that they were not familiar with the PC CMR (n = 433 (85.7%)).
At best, dechoukaj, with its tear-down agenda, made it possible for this seemingly lesser politician to ascend, a president who practices a special brand of passive, weak-man politics.
Roxana Silbert's gripping RSC production, revived by the National Theatre of Scotland, shows the English army practicing an extreme form of passive aggression.
One of the initial tasks of the subgroup was to gain an overview of passive dosimetry practices in Europe.
And Alex is clueless as to who he is: "I never thought of myself as angry," he protests, two pages before he is to be found dashing his wineglass against a terra-cotta floor and six before he confides that he has long been practiced in "the terrible art of passive aggression".
Escuela Nueva takes the conventional teacher-centred model of pedagogy and flips it on its head: Instead of passive, rote learning practices, the educational paradigm is based on a child-centred, active and personalized model of learning that allows students to advance at their own pace.
Davies et al. [ 38] reviewed 777 continuous medical education (CME) studies and found evidence that educational intervention consisting of passive dissemination of clinical practice guidelines had little or no effect on practice.
The intervention nonetheless involved a training programme to facilitate guideline use, given that the impacts of passive guideline dissemination on practice are modest [ 20].
The number of passive limb constraints is maximized in practice: c_{i} = {6} - F_{text{D}},, i in left{ {i|q_{i} = {0}} right}.
