The DTC offer of genetic tests is worrisome in the light of these findings, where the practices of existing DTC genetic testing companies mainly only offer written information found on their website.
"There are a lot of knockdowns," said Hiram Peck, the town planner, referring to the practice of buying existing houses, demolishing them and putting up larger, more ostentatious ones, derided by detractors as McMansions.
The practice of replacing existing steam turbine equipment with new turbine designs has been a common way of extending the life and improving the performance of steam turbine power plants.
Instead, the hearing entitled "Immigration Reforms Needed to Protect Skilled American Workers"—focused largely on the practice of replacing existing, often longstanding, employees with cheaper guest workers and preferentially hiring guest workers over Americans under the H-1B visa program and the Optional Practical Training OPTT) program, which permits work on extended student visas.
The mnemonic nature of the notation and the rote methods of teaching the music make it difficult to reconstruct such lost traditions as well as to evaluate the present performance practice of existing ensemble music.
Additionally, a survey among registry representatives was performed to acquire information about the methodology and practice of existing registries.
In this case, the target population was defined as cross-country or cross-national transients and migrants, refugees, and returnees to their countries of origin; and 3) demonstrating the actual practices of existing HIV/AIDS health service systems for the target population.
In April, Ms. Cheng stopped recruiting new sales agents for two months to improve the practices of the existing ones.
Thus, many feminist scientists are more critical of the standards and practices of existing research programs and pursue constructive programs aimed at transforming the methodologies, ontological commitments, framework assumptions, and epistemic ideals that animate their fields.
That's the practice of taking two existing words and combining them in some fashion to mint a new term.
