Sentence examples for variation and practice from inspiring English sources
Students learn dozens of basic kicks, ducks and maneuvers which can be assembled in infinite variation, and practice them in a game of constant motion and surprise, as seen above with Pena kicking a Bênção and a student practicing a duck, or Esquiva, all done to the type of game determined by the music.
The large variation in referral rates to secondary care among GPs is partly unexplained. 1 Patients' age, sex, and morbidity explain less than 40% of the variation, and practice and GP characteristics less than 10%. 2 Intrinsic psychological variables at GP level are important, but the extent of the contribution is not known.
Auditing is an important tool to identify practice variation and 'best practices'.
We accounted for these risk variations by introducing two additional parameters: inter-patient variation and inter-practice variation (inter-practice variation can also be viewed as correlation between patients within practices).
The relationship between environmental variation and subsistence practices is a central point of discussion in much Oceanic archaeology.
The Code of Practice guidelines regarding the time interval between cessation of sedative drugs and testing allow for considerable variation in interpretation and practice [ 1].
They found wide variations in definitions and practice in measuring and reporting adherence[ 14].
Guidelines are useful in improving the quality of care and outcomes, reducing inappropriate variation in practice and promoting efficient use of resources.
The work presented here on lessons learned from country experiences in dengue surveillance, outbreak prediction, detection and response has demonstrated variation in practice and areas for improvement.
[18] HES data have been widely used to examine time trends in disease and variations in practice and to make international comparisons (www.hesonline.nhs.uk).uk
HES data have been widely used to examine time trends in disease and variations in practice and to make international comparisons (www.hesonline.nhs.uk).uk
