Sentence examples for practices to represent from inspiring English sources

We used a very large empirical population registered in UK primary care practices to represent the study population.

These two were readily explained by their reliance on Read codes ("2227" Rash Present and "L4ZZ" Skin disorders not otherwise specified) that did not fit our definition of eczema, but in all likelihood were used by the practices to represent it.

The court then appointed Mr. Waxman, a former solicitor general who is now in private practice, to represent Mr. Miller-El.

As he made clear in interviews, he prized books as windows onto the culture that produced them, and when it came to culture he made it a practice to represent the high, the low and the unclassifiable.

Gregory S. Lynam, who left a corporate tax law practice to represent whistleblowers, says one case he brought to the IRS involved a 120-step transaction used by a multi-national to repatriate foreign earnings without paying U.S. taxes on them.

If satisfy |J k (n+1)−J k (n)|≤ε, where ε (ε>0) is also a small-valued positive number in practice to represent an infinitely small quantity, iteration continues.

We chose a single question about overall satisfaction with the practice to represent global subjective patients' satisfaction.

We will repeat our analysis using a set of Read codes used by general practice to represent the common mental disorders.

Using a comparative case study design [ 25], we carried out individual in-depth semi-structured interviews with general practitioners and practice nurses involved in asthma care from five practices selected to represent variation across size and level of compliance with guideline recommendations.

The Dissemination trial extended the IPHR to an additional 6 practices, selected to represent a range of primary care settings, to see if use of the IPHR could be generalized across settings.

We in the media have a responsibility to practice honesty, to represent the political sphere and the world as it truly is to the best of our knowledge, and not to fuel erroneous perceptions like John's.