Sentence examples for suited to practice from inspiring English sources

It is particularly well suited to practice guidelines, organisational issues related to the standardisation of work rules and coordination, and could also be used to assess the quality of patient care pathways.

Among 7R+ men in the settled community of Songa, such tendencies might be less well suited to practicing agriculture and selling goods at market.

Given the growing diabetes epidemic, effective diabetes management interventions suited to general practice are needed.

They were perceived as difficult to scan quickly, not suited to clinical practice and thus only used by GPs with special interest in the area.

The Bayesian model which has higher PPV and similar NPV appears to be better suited to clinical practice than does logistic regression.

fNIRS has the particular advantage of being able to monitor a moving patient, which would be particularly suited to dental practice.

Cost, availability and ease of use can determine whether the techniques are better suited to clinical practice or are more useful for research.

More sophisticated methods, such as measuring transdiaphragmatic pressure following magnetic phrenic nerve stimulation, is cumbersome and therefore not suited to daily practice [ 55].

Again, cost, availability and ease of use can determine whether the techniques are better suited to clinical practice or are useful for research (Table 4).

More recently a French group [ 10] studied a method of optical scanning using structured light projection (Inspeck system) allowing them to assess the advantages and limitations of 3D imaging in breast surgery and concluding that such a volumetric calculation is perfectly suited to clinical practice.

These classifications did not concentrate on variations in use of secondary care and are not suited to helping practices and or health systems identify and address the needs of practice populations [ 18].