Sentence examples for reducing practice from inspiring English sources

Over the years, college presidents have waged fierce battles over the governance of intercollegiate athletics: reducing practice time, eliminating athletic dorms, establishing higher academic standards and monitoring coaches' compensation packages.

This work contains Marx's criticism of materialism (for being contemplative), idealism (for reducing practice to theory) overall, criticising philosophy for putting abstract reality above the physical world.

This approach often reduces health care costs by reducing practice variations, medical errors, and length of stay [ 51].

Interventions to improve SDM, such as patient decision aids, may play a role in reducing practice variations.

Reducing practice variability and implementing methods to improve standardization of care have been important means to improve the quality of medical care delivered, reduce medical errors, and improve patient outcomes across the spectrum of medical disciplines.

Efforts to standardise care for women having IOL should focus on groups of women with hospital IOL rates that have high variation, thereby potentially reducing practice variation and unnecessary intervention.

By letting farmers choose whether or not to lower fertilizer use, or employ run-off reducing practices like cover crops is a far better alternative to regulation we're told.

Reduced practice time and discontinuity affect offenses more severely than defenses.

Karin Brower, the Penn coach, said academic demands reduced practice time and, as a result, "We had a long problem building this team, getting kids to come to Penn".

Use of the e-checklist may reduce practice variations and improve patient outcomes.

Through national ICU registries, benchmarking would support the implementation of public health policies in critical care and reduce practice variation and to increase efficiency.