Sentence examples for undertake practices from inspiring English sources

Haden et al. (2012) extend this approach to farmers, and identify that Californian farmers were more likely to undertake practices to adapt to climate change since this is seen as a personal threat, rather than adopt mitigation practices which rely on a wider sense of doing good for others.

The system of paying doctors part-time salaries, leaving the doctor free to undertake practice, as in Greece, Portugal, Spain, and most countries in Latin America, can lead to what patients see as poor quality in services a lack of courtesy and limitation of time devoted to the consultation.

Yet the amount of nursing research published each year continues to grow, as does the expectation that nurses will undertake practice based on this evidence.

32 Of those obstetricians practicing ECV, a number of them were found to be undertaking practices for which safety has yet to be demonstrated, including 28% carrying out ECV outside hospitals and 42% conducting ECV before 37 weeks of gestation.

They have already been undertaking practice runs and "recces" around the City in recent days.

Bringing about changes in team processes require active facilitation; for example in a study of outreach facilitation of preventive care delivery in 30 primary care practices in Ontario [ 13], trained facilitators undertook practice visits to support changes in physician behavior, using strategies tailored to the context of individual practices.

Each activity is further detailed in terms of steps to undertake, good practices, and supportive methods.

Indeed, people's strength of belief in local effects of climate change has been shown to be strongly correlated with their willingness to undertake adaptive practices (Blennow et al. 2012; Lenart and Jones 2014).

Dr. Wilson said she had read interviews with Dr. Heilman in which he "refers to psychologists as undertaking practices akin to a magic show with smoke and mirrors".

For this reason many countries are beginning to offer full-time salaries without rights for the doctor to undertake private practice.

Students were inspired to undertake serious practice of the Kagyu system of meditation and study; some became monks or nuns and in 1984 a group commenced the traditional four-year retreat.