Sentence examples for withdrawal practices from inspiring English sources

The main aim of GRIPP, which is focusing on projects not just in Africa but around the world, is to correct this trend through the promotion of research and knowledge-sharing around sustainable groundwater withdrawal practices and policies.

The criteria for what may be considered futile therapy remains undefined and, for the same acuity of illness, withdrawal practices may vary [ 14].

We surveyed a convenience sample of delegates at the Intensive Care Society (UK) State of the Art Meeting (2012) on attitudes and practice regarding withdrawal practice.

For these reasons, and others, I once went into attack mode over Hejduk's withdrawal from practice.

Practices found this frustrating and it led to several withdrawals by practices that had provided baseline data.

But managers limit liquidity as a way to more effectively manage chunky distributions and withdrawals, a practice that largely protects investors.

The withdrawal of five practices from the early intervention group before submitting their baseline data was unfortunate.

A questionnaire survey was designed to determine the views of Danish intensive care nurses, intensivists, and primary physicians on withholding and withdrawal of therapy practices.

This, combined with the withdrawal of five practices, meant that we did not achieve the required number of 75 acute episodes at baseline and 6-months in the early intervention group so we were slightly underpowered to detect a statisticallysignificant change in the primary outcome measure.

Just 44 percent of foreign-born Hispanics said they practiced withdrawal.

White women, American-born Hispanic women and black women were most likely to practice withdrawal, with more than half of women in each group saying they have used that method.