Sentence examples for studies into practice from inspiring English sources

The ICM survey, which questioned 1,001 young people aged 14-24 from across the UK in June this year, paints a picture of a generation perhaps surprisingly open to the prospect of language learning, but often deeply under-confident in their ability to put their language studies into practice.

Glasgow and others have highlighted the importance of translating evidence from effectiveness studies into practice [ 30].

However, encouraging physicians to put the results of new studies into practice is not always simple.

To bring the markers identified in retrospective cohort studies into practice, more prospective studies in settings with high clinical value are necessary.

The Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP) and other studies demonstrated that lifestyle intervention can prevent the development of type 2 diabetes and reduce cardiometabolic risk among participants, prompting many countries to begin implementing efforts to translate these studies into practice (1– 5).

Such work includes seconding 'Diffusion Fellows' and other local champions from NHS partners to translate and disseminate knowledge from research studies into practice, holding conferences and seminars for local clinicians and publishing findings of the original audit in simple summary 'bites' for clinicians and managers.

Building on the work of the Wilsdon review and earlier studies into practices within arts, humanities and social sciences research (e.g. the Crossick review), this provides a timely description of the difficulties we face in implementing broad solutions to tricky problems within a diverse research base.

About to put those years of study into practice, he met his future wife, psychologist Ingrid Mundt, and everything changed.

Financial issues is perhaps the most pressing reason to work, but a part-time job is also an opportunity to gain experience in your chosen field, put study into practice, gain relevant skills and make networks that will help you get a job after uni.

The studies here presented are parts of a population-based cluster randomised study called NeoKIP (Neonatal Health – Knowledge Into Practice, ISRCTN44599712), initiated by Uppsala University in Sweden, the Ministry of Health in Vietnam and the Vietnam Swedenen hospital in Uong Bi, Vietnam.

Additionally the following databases were reviewed to search for ongoing and planned studies; TRIP Turning Research into Practice database, National research register, ClinicalTrials.gov, Current Controlled Trials, Early Warning System and Salford database of psoriasis trials.