Sentence examples for understand in practice from inspiring English sources

Though in theory this distinction is easy enough to understand, in practice it is often difficult to distinguish strict from ceteris-paribus generalizations.

Google must comply with the second principle and further define and specify the purposes for which personal data is processed to allow users, regardless of their status, to understand in practice what the implications of using the services are.

But the subsidiarity principle is still not clearly defined, and is therefore not understood in practice.

Chemotherapy improves survival for many patients with SCLC, and hence it is important to understand variations in practice and outcomes for this treatment strategy.

The significance of case studies for making sense of the unique elements of experience is understood in clinical practice [ 19].

Sexual concerns of patients suffering from neurological diseases are common [ 29] but still remain poorly understood in clinical practice [ 30].

This fact should be further acknowledged and understood in current practices of mental health care to optimally support patients in their search for meaning.

The complex character of ideas, their connexions with each other, the need to understand practice in terms of such relations, and to conduct it with attention to habitual linkages amongst people's ideas and activities, suggest a different sort of thinking.

It is possible that in order to create sustainable changes it is necessary to understand HH practice in relation to the broader context of the OR work which is complex and sometimes stressful with rapidly changing conditions in combination with production pressure.

In tackling Brahms too, Harnoncourt returned to the autograph scores and early printed editions bearing Brahms's corrections, the better to understand performance practice in the composer's own era.

There are good prospects of training Watson to understand "best practice" in such things as cancer diagnosis and wealth management, and to produce sensible results, based on its ability to sift through a mass of data.Watson is now smaller, more efficient and "24 times faster" than when it won "Jeopardy!", says Mr Rhodin.