Sentence examples for average number of professional from inspiring English sources

"She contends that the average number of professional footballers that wear corrective eye-wear will be roughly in line with the national average of men aged 16-35.

The mean number of professionals was 1.6.

Although dental professionals were employed at most facilities with dental departments, the average number of dental professionals at those facilities was very small.

Their average number of years of professional experience was 22.5 and 22.9 years, respectively.

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.

At the same time, it is interesting to note that between 2000 and 2007, the average number of health professionals in each THC and CHC increased slightly, by 0.9 and 0.7, respectively [ 1].

When you consider this alongside the average number of hours a UK professional works per week – 42.7 hours, at the last count – you soon realise how important it is to have a career that keeps you engaged, enthusiastic and challenged, no matter how tough the job market is.

To evaluate the item "home visit", the average number of times that health professionals delivered the drug was used, and the following scale values were assigned: (1) self-administered, (2) every 15 to 30 days, (3) 1 to 2 times a week, (4) 3 to 4 times a week, and (5) every day.

Among the professional families, the average number of words that children heard in an hour was twenty-one hundred and fifty; among the working-class families, it was twelve hundred and fifty; among the welfare families, it was six hundred and twenty.

By imputing professional contacts, the average number of daily contacts increased from 11.84 to 15.70.

The average number of months since the last visit to a health professional was 15 months for males and 8 months for females.