Sentence examples for average age of professional from inspiring English sources

The average age of professional women was 48.1 years.

The average age of professionals from Eastern Europe is almost 39 years, slightly higher than the average age of other groups, except immigrants from Northern and Western Europe.

The average age of medical professionals who act as medical educators in 2005 was 50.9 years [ 11].

There is mounting evidence that older is better in professional tennis — the average age of the women occupying the first 10 spots in the world rankings is 26, a year older than that of the top 10 men.

"In the professional game, the average age of players is increasing.

Respondents had an average age of 34 years, with the youngest laboratory professional interviewed being 20 years of age and the oldest 64 years of age.

With the average age of Canada's population increasing and health care professionals' salaries rising, provincial health budgets are expected to continue to spiral across the country.

When Dana Perino told the White House press corps that the Field Manual is "perfectly appropriate... for young GIs, some so young that they're not even able to legally get a drink in the states where they're from," but not for trained intelligence agency "professionals... with an average age of 40," it's a wonder she wasn't asked a follow-up about how tall you have to be to ride the Constitution.

The average age of the PHC experts was 46 years and average professional experience in primary care was 20 years.

The average age of the MI experts was 47.7 years and average professional experience in the MI field was 19.4 years.

The average age of the supervisors was 51 and the average number of years of professional experience was 24 with a minimum of two years' experience of supervising students.