Deworming may not be practised as regularly as required (at least once a year), as indicated by the low proportion of caregivers (7%) who had reported deworming of the child in the preceding 3 months.
Second, plural citizenship is not always deeply institutionalised even though it is effectively practised, as in the case of Germany, which means a relatively less stable equilibrium.
Succession to property was practised as per the Hindu laws.
The outcomes can be compared to other ongoing initiatives such as opportunistic screening as practised in the UK, Sweden, and the USA [ 22], population-based studies such as those in Sweden [ 23], Denmark [ 5], and the Netherlands [ 7, 24], and various RCTs [ 4, 5].
Probing for factual information is a well-honed clinical skill, whereas in-depth probing for more potentially sensitive emotions can be less practised for the clinician, as can be seen in the following extract from an interview with 'Nede', a lesbian woman: Nede: I wanted to go on Roaccutane for my skin and she [the GP] insisted on a pregnancy test.
Opportunistic screening for prostate specific antigen is not practised as widely in Sweden as in the United States.
Survey findings in relation to the types of skills most practised as reported by students mirrored our observation from analyzing SDL bookings that the most requested skills in SDL are those that require equipment or access to simulators.
As knowledge of yoga has disseminated from India into different countries, the practice has moved away from this purely spiritual focus, and in the West yoga is increasingly practised as a form of exercise [ 22], and as a health therapy [ 16, 19].
"I'm not particularly worried about it," Trudeau told the Guardian this week in an interview from his Ottawa office, adopting the brave face that has become practised as his popularity slides.
More important, liberal capitalism as practised in the West today does actually have some defects.
