Sentence examples for practitioners advocate from inspiring English sources

Some authors and herbal practitioners advocate that patients using TCM should have their liver function monitored regularly as many herbs can cause hepatotoxicity [36].

More recently, in addition to using lexicon-based features, some practitioners advocate applying Multi-Word Expression (MWE) recognition and/or syntactic parsing (Socher et al. 2013; Hou and Chang 2013).

This is of particular relevance for cancer imaging as some complementary care practitioners advocate the use of vitamin C in conjunction with chemotherapy or radiotherapy in a wide variety of malignancies [8]; moreover, many patients choose not to tell their doctors about concomitant use of alternative medicines [9].

Some practitioners advocate adding allopurinol only in people in whom hyperuricosuria and hyperuricemia persist, despite the use of a urine-alkalinizing agent such as sodium bicarbonate or potassium citrate.

This study explored how pediatric practitioners advocate for children with disabilities at school.

Therefore, both researchers and practitioners advocate for early detection strategies aimed at reducing COPD burden through proven health-care interventions [ 10].

In spite of all the new money promoting a more simplistic approach, this "both/and" approach continues to gain strength among researchers, practitioners, advocates and the courts.

We cannot afford the them-not-us attitude that sprouted from the mismanaged Arts Council cull of 2008, which saw leading practitioners advocating the supremacy of one kind of work over another.

Practitioners advocated indirectly, by proxy, with common proxies being documents and parents.

It conducts research on educational quality and best practices for girls' schooling, and organizes workshops for policy makers, practitioners, advocates and scholars to share knowledge and strategies.

We recommend the development of a joint research agenda on the role of mental health in primary prevention of SGBV and the creation of a joint learning initiative for mental health and SGBV prevention practitioners, advocates, and researchers.