Sentence examples for terms of a practice from inspiring English sources

In terms of a practice response, the children's social care sector has developed a risk management approach within a multi-agency context to safeguard children who live in families affected by violence.

Maxine Greene, a philosopher of education who draws on multiple philosophic traditions, has inspired a generation of educators and philosophers to think of education in terms of a practice of freedom, to provide "an opening of spaces" for new ways of thinking and being.

We define innovation in terms of a practice's relative prevalence in a local district context.

In this case, because MRI practices are fundamentally different from non-MRI practices in terms of a key practice characteristic (specifically, practice size), restricting the matching of non-MRI practices to comparable MRI practices based on an exact or near exact PS would have resulted in a very small sample of matched case-comparison practices.

In his paper, he argues that "robots cannot become racist insofar as their ontology does not allow for an adequate relation to the social world which is necessary for learning racism, where racism is understood in terms of a social practice".

In other words, being responsible cannot be explicated strictly in terms of an existing practice of holding responsible.

Based on findings, it seems that there is room for improvement in terms of a positive clinical practice attitude towards preventive counseling on all six health behavior domains.

In terms of practice, a number of policy tactics were identified which could increase the chances of acceptance and approval of policy proposals within the health system.

Using this evidence, project team members jointly elaborated elements of the model on a maximum of one page, including a clinical management statement, brief description of scientific evidence in support of the statement, an interpretation in terms of best practice options and a short list of references selected for educational purposes.

They said that while the diagnosis might seem extraordinary in terms of an Irish GP practice, it was an "interesting example of the sort of tropical illnesses that can occur in an ever-changing, multi-cultural Ireland".

Consequently, QM (at the approximation level indicated earlier) may be formulated in terms of an infinite (in practice, large) number of MD equations.