Sentence examples for reproduced in practice from inspiring English sources

The fact that the art described in the book by illustrations of lines and figures which are reproduced in practice in the application of the art, makes no difference.

This indicates that fermentation within food grade coatings could be evaluated on the surface of dry-cured ham to determine if the success in a model system could be reproduced in practice.

These are produced and reproduced in the practice of interconnecting networks, and through professional communities of the technical personnel responsible for managing network interconnections.

Building on both Marxian and Weberian understandings of class, this study moves beyond them to describe the lived experience of "middle classness --how classness --howly produclassness --howclassn everyday practise.

Given this concern, it is of immediate importance to patients and funders that rigorous pharmacovigilance studies be conducted to ensure that the marginal survival advantages demonstrated in studies of many recently registered anti-neoplastic therapies where BSC has been the control arm are being widely reproduced in clinical practice.

Their quickness cannot be reproduced in daily practices by third-string duds on the scout team.

This raises a question as to whether the excellent results seen in these IDE trials can be reproduced in standard clinical practice.

The expectation that published results can be reproduced in their own practice is essential for the readers of scientific literature.

They may be interested to learn of a recent UK National Health Service Technology Adoption Centre implementation project involving 1,247 surgical patients in 3 hospitals where these research findings could be reproduced in routine clinical practice, with a 3-day reduction in hospital stay and fewer postoperative complications [ 6].

The evaluation of patients in a real world set, without the need to follow a strict agenda of tests as in the controlled clinical trials, may represent an advantage because it allows the detection of laboratory changes that might possibly be reproduced in the clinical practice.

If these results can be reproduced in larger studies, the practice benefits could be substantial.