Sentence examples for practised including from inspiring English sources

Although multiple treatment regimens are practised, including silicone gel sheeting, pressure therapy, corticosteroids, cryotherapy, 5-fluorouracil, laser therapy and radiation, none of these is optimal and effective, and therapeutics based on molecular targets have not yet gone beyond clinical trials.

She told stories like female genital mutilation again and again, in many places where its still practised, and that included Britain too.

Although the use of corporal punishment in schools is prohibited by law in China, Thailand, the Philippines and Viet Nam and in some other countries by other mechanisms such as policies, guidelines and formal decrees, it is still widely practised and culturally accepted as a form of appropriate discipline in most countries in the region, including those which have outlawed it.

Though many vested interests, including governments, try to deny the evidence of the devastating effects of fish farming as now practised, that evidence is clear to anyone who looks closely enough.Tom Watts.

This means that during the course of therapy key language functions including auditory comprehension, sentence planning, word retrieval and naming are not targeted in isolated tests but practised in situations more akin to those encountered in everyday life.

The notion of reproducible research is beginning to be practised quite widely in some areas, such as Computational Biology [ 5], but is not yet that common within most fields, including Neuroscience [ 6, 7].

Airlines have practised dynamic pricing for a long time: there are a set number of prices available, and you get a different fare based on factors including when you book and the availability of seats on the flight.

This sport may be included in gymnastics and acrobatics but it is practised outside of the gymnasium.

A total of 36 consecutive patients were included in the study (52.8% men) with a mean (SD) age of 38 (6.4) years; 88.9% performed manual work with repeated movements and forceful activities affecting the epicondylar muscles (eg, officials, plumbers, waiters or firemen) and 75% practised sports with manual mechanical loading (eg, paddle tennis).

It's a practised plan".

Diplomats are practised savers of faces.