Sentence examples for certain practitioners from inspiring English sources

What I was struck by was a familiar story around continuing outmoded approaches to certain religions by certain practitioners.

Of course, since as a group they have the unchecked power to determine what succeeds or what fails in the arts be it a book, a movie, a play, a ballet, a pop album this omnipotent octagon shapes the cultural life of America according to its own narrow and oh-so-prestige-conscious range of tastes (and, worse, depending on the favors owed to or owed by certain practitioners of the arts).

Medical boards in Australia and elsewhere already address conduct, competence and health concerns with certain practitioners, but these efforts may fall short.

Further work is needed on the interpersonal, collective and subjective underpinnings of practitioner choice, particularly over time, in order to better understand why women utilise certain practitioners for back pain.

Surprisingly, given the number of EEG studies on meditation, essentially no one has addressed whether meditation might provide a restorative function similar to non-REM sleep despite centuries of anecdotal claims by certain practitioners and followers that meditation does reduce the need for sleep [ 1, 3, 9].

Strong evidence for an association between geographical regions and certain practitioner to population ratios was found, with higher ophthalmologist (regional median 2.8 versus 1.2, P value = 0.0063) and ophthalmic nurse (8.8 versus 2.4, P = 0.0012) ratios in western Africa compared to eastern (Table  5).

Few cultures are as proud or as protective of their national heritage as the Japanese, sometimes going so far as to elevate certain expert practitioners of a craft or art form to the status of a national treasure.

Moreover the results of this study also demonstrate that certain general practitioner attitudes predict patient-rated quality of care provided by the practice.

(Pagans, feminists, socialists, the "homo," and certain deep-breathing practitioners of karate also, in his view, bear some responsibility for our current state of affairs).

Apart from certain integrative health practitioners, most health care fails to explore how the combination of chemicals effects us, how the combination of drugs and vaccines effect us, or how all of these interact with our food choices, stress levels, or genes.

PROCEED results are more normative, leading to certain recommendations for practitioners and other actors.