Sentence examples for compared professional from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lamb also cast a vote for another of my entries, and for his own, in which he compared professional sports teams to carnies: when they stop drawing, they just leave town, even if you have erected them a nice, expensive tent.
To find out if there was a difference between expert-based practice and EBM we compared professional advice on occupational health topics with best evidence from the literature.
Moreover, those few studies that have compared professional staff such as Certified Diabetes Educators and peer supporters have not examined long-term DSMS beyond 6 months (11).
To elucidate the contribution of Perforin-2 towards their bactericidal activity, we compared professional phagocytes from Perforin-2 deficient mice with Perforin-2 heterozygous and wild-type phagocytes.
In summary, we compared professional female violinists and "actors" neural responses to short (i.e., 10 s) excerpts from violin pieces and dramatic monologues from female roles.
To the best of our knowledge, however, no studies have compared professionals experienced in the treatment of cleft lip and palate with health professionals without that experience, who are often the first professional contact for these patients.
However, the study has internal validity, since the main objective was to compare professional activities by gender.
We will compare professional advice given by experts to answers based on best evidence derived from the literature.
To our knowledge, research does not exist comparing professional profiles, credentials and attitudes among IMG and United States medical graduate (USMG) family physicians in the United States.
To compare professional accomplishments as objective measures of possible differences between Academy and control students, we intend to obtain a full curriculum vitae from each student about 6 months after graduation.
The evaluation was performed on user level, comparing professionals who had not used the system (n = 54) with professionals who had used the system more than once (n = 46), hypothesizing higher a priori expectancies in the use-group.
