Sentence examples for practitioners target from inspiring English sources

A tool for the identification of spruce stands with a high probability of wind damage, aimed at helping forestry practitioners target such measures, is presented.

Parkour practitioners target improvements in foot placement using striding techniques, during which athletes negotiate obstacles of various shapes and sizes to reach an intended location in the most efficient way, whilst maintaining movement at high speeds.

Parkour practitioners target improvements in turning ability and spatial awareness using the 'tic tac' technique, during which athletes have to approach obstacles and take off with a change of direction.

Practitioners targeted a higher haemoglobin concentration of 100 g/l and targeted a higher platelet count of >100 × 10/l when compared with the patient in scenario 1, neither of these differences was statistically significant.

Practitioners targeted a haemoglobin (Hb) of 80 to 100 g/l; however, 20% targeted a Hb outside this range; 38% favouring a transfusion threshold of <80 g/l when the patient was improving compared with 32% when the patient had just started on ECMO.

Practitioner targeting of patients who they perceived to be motivated towards physical activity may also explain this high continuation rate and thus over-estimate the true level of patient response when LGM is delivered on a larger scale.

It is essential to understand what influences biking behavior in order to identify which populations are less likely to participate, thus requiring targeted approaches, as well as to identify any modifiable factors that practitioners could target through interventions, programs, and policies.

Banks regularly deny loans to customers who are good credit risks if they dare to refuse to hand over the number coveted by practitioners of "target marketing".

Primary care or public health practitioners might target this group for preventive action.

Findings provide evidence for public health practitioners to target alcohol prevention strategies at the entire population of drinkers.

Programmes in countries such as Australia, Canada, Finland, France and the UK use either direct mail invitations or invitations initiated by general practitioners to target populations aged 50 65 or 55 69 or 50 74 years.