Sentence examples for practices with reference to from inspiring English sources

The GLOBAL scenario, instead, identifies probable European best practices with reference to specific logistics chains.

In this study, we have collected longitudinal data and assessed infant feeding practices with reference to WHO recommendations, in two slums in Nairobi, Kenya, and their determinants.

This paper uses ethnographic methods to document health workers' antenatal care practices with reference to the national Focused Antenatal Care guidelines and identifies factors influencing health workers' performance.

New nursing graduates have revealed that they perceive a gap between theory and practice with reference to their education and the real workplace setting.

Owing to the similarities in market practice with reference to drug sales and prescribing practices, our findings may be applicable to other Indian urban and semi-urban areas.

She will advise and support on the development of appropriate risk management procedures with specific reference to medicines, and support the facilitation of translation of the information pack into practice with reference to pharmacy professionals.

Accordingly our findings are presented under two main headings; first we explore participants' understandings and expectations of clinical trial monitoring, and then we examine what they think constitutes professional practice with reference to organisational ethos and accountability, monitors' expertise and approach and the focus of monitoring activities.

Meanwhile, to a degree that Americans of a generation ago would never have thought possible, the argument is made that torture can play a legitimate role in interrogation, the practice justified with reference to a greater good (and with the help of semantic fig leaves).

The Bristol Tongue Assessment Tool (BTAT) was developed based on clinical practice and with reference to the Hazelbaker Assessment Tool for Lingual Frenulum Function (ATLFF).

The mean rate of the total number of home visits (sum of visits conducted by GPs and AGnES-practice assistants) with reference to all statutory insured patients was 168.2/1000 patients over the time period before the AGnES project started.

Our aim was to assess breastfeeding and infant feeding practices in Nairobi slums with reference to WHO recommendations.