Sentence examples for this practice proved from inspiring English sources
This practice proved to be detrimental to the paint surface.
This practice proved effective in establishing Mr. Obuchi as a man of the people.
This practice proved to be more important for a work's survival than the establishment of the great libraries, because the library collections were destroyed, while the widespread copying of books for use by students ensured that they were physically dispersed over a large area, thus rendering an author's work less vulnerable to local disasters.
This type of ceramic burner was successfully applied in 6# blast furnace at Liuzhou Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. (LISC) and this practice proved that it could be used in the hot blast stove and other stoves with a higher efficiency and a higher steadiness of hot blast temperature at 1200°C.
However, this practice proved relatively slow, somewhat expensive, and there was considerable inter-observer variation regarding the causes of death.
Public health laboratories in the United States now routinely subtype all E. coli O157 H7 isolates by PFGE as part of a national molecular subtyping network (PulseNet) (2 ) after this practice proved instrumental in identifying outbreaks not detected by traditional epidemiologic methods (3 ).
If the trial is delayed until less invasive surgical techniques become the standard of practice, a large group of patients will be exposed to suboptimal care should this practice prove less effective.
In theory, covering programming starting in first-year courses sounds useful; however, translating this into practice proved difficult.
According to the present design, the construction and the use in practice proved that this system is a set of outstanding roofing systems.
Practice proved that CDIO is an effective practical teaching model.
Yet if the fundamental law was clear and coherent, its applications to the contingencies of social life were not, and this gap in Spencer's scheme between principle and practice proved a fertile source of misunderstanding.
