Sentence examples for undesirable practice from inspiring English sources

Another undesirable practice was the domination of the universities over secondary education through their entrance examinations.

It's meant to force K-12 schools to tell the story, through data, of how they are serving girl athletes, a cohort historically relegated to worn-out fields, undesirable practice schedules and meager sports options compared to boy athletes.

As stated by the Institute of Medicine "guidelines are systematically defined and evidence-based statements that reduce undesirable practice variation by discouraging use of services of questionable value while encouraging use of services with proven efficacy" [1].

67.5% of study participants (n = 81) reported undesirable practice regarding hand condition of patients (i.e. clenched, pumping) during VBC.

Mixed feeding (10.5%), an undesirable practice in infant feeding, in the first 6 months of age were also reported.

Statistically significantly high proportion of undesirable practice regarding specimen transfer in to test tubes after VBC was noted among non-laboratory than laboratory professionals (p < 0.001).

Coloroso's thesis is that unless we understand the unconscious beliefs we have about parenting, discipline and childhood we are likely to err into old, possibly undesirable practices.

Pre-registering scientific articles in this way helps to protect against a number of undesirable practices (such as p-hacking and HARKing) that can exaggerate statistical findings and make non-existent effects seem real.

Here's what I did... Lloyd was sent to a farm for adjustment, Mabel's overprotected, Marcia was a sex delinquent, Catherine wants attention, Dennis has many undesirable practices, Mary is unsocial, Olive's troubles are emotional as well as physical...

In conclusion, preparatory activities of VBC involved the highest proportions of undesirable practices among both groups of professionals.

In conclusion, pre-collection phase activities involved the highest proportions of undesirable practices among both groups of professionals.