Sentence examples for short-term practice from inspiring English sources

"Dancers, musicians, sculptors and painters have, for centuries, used short-term practice or warm-up as a method for getting ready for the task at hand," the researchers note in an article in the February issue of The Journal of the American College of Surgeons.

The authors suggested that the short-term practice effect observed in the children may have resulted from sensory-feedback based adjustments in order to achieve a desired auditory goal, though without a direct manipulation of sensory feedback it was not possible to confirm this hypothesis.

These preliminary studies in healthy subjects, although not necessarily representative of a randomized healthy population and not including a separate control group, have indicated that blood levels of the stress-related hormone cortisol may be lowered by short-term practice of Qigong and that there are concomitant changes in numbers of cytokine-secreting cells.

"Farmers and processors need to work together through an industry code of practice on contracts, and retailers have to help shift the focus away from short-term practices which are completely unsustainable".

MLFAF can be used as a foundation to study the requirements when developing and implementing wide-scale mobile learning initiatives that underpin longitudinal practices, as opposed to short-term practices.

"Farmers and processors need to work together through an industry code of practice on contracts and retailers have to help shift the focus away from short-term practices which are completely unsustainable".

Increases in MEP size after short-term motor practice are thus common and presumably reflect use-dependent plasticity (Muellbacher et al. 2001; Ziemann et al. 2001) through long-term potentiation-like mechanisms in motor cortical circuits (Butefisch et al. 2000; Classen et al. 1998; Muellbacher et al. 2002).

It is an ideal foundation to develop wide-scale mobile learning initiatives that underpin longitudinal practices as opposed to short-term formal/informal practices.

Labour MP Stella Creasy, who has campaigned against short-term lending practices, said that children were exposed to payday lending adverts on daytime television too.

Changes in the soil organic carbon (SOC) as influenced by tillage, is more noticeable under long-term rather than short-term tillage practices.

Soil aggregate stability and SOM associated with aggregate fractions appear to be more sensitive to short-term tillage practices than the whole SOM in this semiarid soil.