Sentence examples for associated professions from inspiring English sources

Yet less we exalt the virtues of the profession too much, note that of the 53% of economics graduates who entered employment in 2008, almost half ended up in business, finance or associated professions – a sector that played no small part in the debt crisis.

Research findings from this study can help the development of cutting-edge haptic-based collaborative virtual environments in architectural education and associated professions.

The satirical songs were written for a Twelfth Night celebration and evoke 12 personality types associated with professions like soldier and merchant.

Universities and their associated health professions schools (e.g., medical schools, pharmacy schools) are often well positioned to offer immersive research experiences for students as highly concentrated centers of STEM activity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

There is, however, a risk that, if not carefully managed, the adoption of a CHW role may generate an identity of superiority, associated with professions (here, a 'medical role'), which distance them from their communities (14), and may lead to unintended negative consequences for the implementation of CHW programmes.

Except in the Netherlands, the proportion of women in nursing and midwifery associate professions was likewise higher than the proportion in other associate health professions.

Gender was associated with profession (r = 0.393, which is regarded as a moderate correlation), but associations between profession and years in practice, or gender and years in practice were very low.

None of the other encounter variables were associated with profession trust.

I think it is more associated to profession than to sex.

They can carry a whole pile of papers… (Male1 FGD1) I think it is more associated to profession than to sex.

Among women, total cholesterol level was not associated with profession or deprivation level.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> ‡Based on Townsend deprivation scores.