It has been concluded that a field of management science should develop and identify more useful applications for the practice of managing [ 5, 6] In addition David et al. [ 4] mentioned researchers' responsibility to see their research translated into policy.
It is a modern digital rotational microphotometrical granulometer of the module conception with optical separation of control signals and with originally designed rotating mechanical sample stage and electronical processing system which is useful for the laboratory practice.
The results presented in this paper are useful for the real practice because they enable to arrange such position of the guide idler rolls in the hexagonal idler housing, which is easy accessible not only with regard to the mounting of it, but also taking into the consideration safety, as well as which is suitable for installation and service of the measuring equipment.
Additionally, because the study by McGill et al 1 excluded patients receiving chronic dialysis, future studies of newer antidiabetic agents, such as linagliptin, in this patient population would provide useful information for the practicing clinician.
All GPs but one in the intervention group who completed the questionnaire (n =10), reported that they found the visits useful for their practice [Table 1].> The majority of GPs in the control group who completed the questionnaire (n = 15) requested a copy of the supporting written materials.
As the primary aim was to determine the risk on these disease outcomes for individuals, so that the results are useful for clinical practice, we concentrated on the PPV and NPV and put less emphasis on the sensitivity and specificity, which provide information on the quality of the test.
3 When the results of different types of studies disagree, it is useful to consider whether a biomarker would still be useful for clinical practice, given the different levels of estimated predictive performance.
The conclusions drawn from this research can be useful for engineering practice, particularly for determining the interaction between the steel corrugated-plate shell structure and the surrounding soil, and they can be extended to the whole class of such bridge designs.
These findings are very useful for clinical practice because they strengthen the concept that the decision of stoma formation after anterior rectal resection cannot be standardized but requires careful evaluation of individual risk factors.
Partly because of the lack of time to observe and work with one another, U.S. teachers receive much less feedback from peers, which research shows is the most useful for improving practice.
