Sentence examples for practices organized from inspiring English sources

Data were retrieved from electronic medical records kept by 20 general practices organized in one large primary care organization in Almere.

Data on 7128 depressed patients and 23772 non-depressed matched controls were available from the electronic medical record system of 20 general practices organized in one large primary care organization in the Netherlands.

The Broncos' quarterback is also back in town today to throw some passes with a group of teammates at the South Suburban Sports Dome, another in a series of offseason practices organized by veteran safety Brian Dawkins, according to The Denver Post.

These findings reflect the change in lifestyle aspired to by the younger generation of physicians: they want medical careers and working practices organized in such a way as to enable them to lead a "normal" life [ 1, 10, 33].

In groups 1 to 3, MTC coverage started low but improved over time, with coverage in group 1 and group 3 reaching 50% in the last 6 months of the intervention (Table  2); in group 4, none of the primary care practices organized the MTCs as intended.

— Jenna Wortham Networked Norms Danah.org |  A popular Web researcher on how tech start-ups and teenage practices organize differently.

That's because it also offers a software-as-a-service platform — Practo Ray — that manages practices, organizing doctor schedules, collating patient notes, and handling payment, for example.

That's because it also offers a software-as-a-service platform — Practo Ray — that manages practices, organizing doctor schedules, collating patient notes, and handling payment, for example.

Hodgkinson's decision to open fire on an early-morning baseball practice organized by House Republicans in Alexandria, Virginia, was horrifying even by the macabre standards of mass shootings.

As the country grapples with economic turmoil, many are sticking to traditional practices of banking and borrowing, including a centuries-old system called il-gam'iyya, a communal savings and borrowing practice organized among families, friends, or colleagues.

The NHL has determined Ducks' executives had no involvement in the informal Dec. 26 practice organized by team captain Ryan Getzlaf and did not violate any league rules or collective bargaining agreement protocols, so the club will not be punished.