Sentence examples for a range of seniority from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria were registered nurses from a range of seniority and experience levels, who had experience in using the Family room in the unit.

My research, talking to women at a range of levels of seniority about their experiences as mothers at work, suggests that employers (while some attitudes and practices have changed) often still struggle to deal with motherhood.

The sample also included a range of levels of seniority, from junior and newly qualified nurses (n=4) and clinical nurses (n=10), to more senior coordinators and Nurse Unit Managers (n=6).

In model 2 we further included baggage handler seniority, first as a categorical variable divided into quartiles (the highest quartile covered a large range of seniority and was therefore subdivided into two; model 2.1), and then as a continuous variable with the reference group coded with 0 years of baggage handler seniority (model 2.2).

Seventy-five candidates with a similar range of seniority attended the Advanced HASU course: 32 doctors and 41 nurses (two missing).

The authors interviewed 41 female and male procurement professionals from a range of sectors and seniority levels.

This included staff from both the Ramblers and Action for Children with a range of roles and seniority.

Interviews were conducted with 13 physicians: 5 in Hospital A and 8 in Hospital B. These physicians comprised a range of specialties and seniority levels (Table 3), but few female physicians could be recruited from the predominantly-male hospital staff.

Sampling will be purposive to identify participants' representative of a range of Primary Care staff, seniority and experience, practice size and location.

Participants chosen were carefully sampled to draw from a range of medical participants and levels of seniority, enabling diversity to be seen that would not be apparent with a more narrow selection process.

Decisions about the impact of training on career progression are complicated by the broad range of seniority among early enrollees, from relatively junior to highly experienced in specialist fields but without formal training.