Its practitioners read widely and well — King being a pre-eminent example — since horror stories are made from other horror stories: you can't find a real-life example of the Overlook Hotel.
What practitioners reads in the research literature can also change their concepts, frameworks, and world views, directly or indirectly.
Two radiologists and two radiography advanced practitioners read a set of 160 (41% malignant) difficult digital mammography cases twice, once with film prior mammograms and once without.
General practitioners read or consult a small number of key journals on a regular basis with regard to their particular clinical practice, including usually one "major general medical journal".
Blinding was maintained, i.e., all subjects reported that the practitioner was reading during baseline, reading during the non-tactile LKM and touching during the tactile LKM.
A cappella is sports for nerds; it puts an imaginary caption underneath its practitioners that reads, "Jingle Writers of Tomorrow?" By turns majestic and goofy, a cappella can be addictive — indeed, it may lead to the wearing of keyboard-patterned scarves.
In many cases, non-radiologists, such as academic radiographers, operate radiology devices in the USA; family practices are trained to interpret studies and mid-level advanced practitioners to read reports.
"Sacred Ground" is a slim volume that serious interfaith students or practitioners will read, in part, for the fascinating territory it surveys: the history of religious bigotry in American politics, the sociology of nonprofits in the United States, and the "science of interfaith cooperation" and "religious diversity".
One prominent practitioner, Sharon Marcus, advocates "just reading".
In each Primary Health Care Centre of Catalonia, a general practitioner (GP) trained in reading eye fundus images read the retinal photography.
