Sentence examples for age of practising from inspiring English sources

The age of practising pharmacists was another important demographic issue presented in the national pharmacist workforce data from these countries.

It was found that between 1983 and 1998 the average age of practising registered nurses increased by more than four years, from 37.4 to 41.9 years [ 63].

We identified all children below the age of 2 years treated with VT insertions in the outpatient clinics of practising ENT specialists.

"The physicality of practising bowling is tough," said Collingwood.

He accused BJP of practising "politics of blood".

DPH licences physicians to practise in Connecticut but does not maintain a list of practising physicians.

Studies of practising medical oncologists suggest that 30 50% experience burnout.

The primary outcome was the prevalence of practising unsafe sex.

One disadvantage of practising at home was potential distractions, mostly the risk of socialising instead of practising.

Following the early death of his father, he helped out by working at a joinery shop from the age of 13 while practising for six hours every night.

Patients with anaemia arising for other reasons (iron or vitamin B12 deficiency, acute bleeding, haemolytic anaemia), refractory hypertension, severe renal insufficiency (serum creatinine of >2.5 mg dl−1 (>220  μmol l−1)), epilepsy or acute infection were excluded, as were pregnant or lactating women and women of childbearing age who were practising unreliable contraception.