Sentence examples for dealing with practitioners from inspiring English sources

Lesbian parents in Australia have previously described the barriers they perceive when accessing healthcare services and often times have to choose a disclosure strategy to adopt when dealing with practitioners [ 25].

In this paper we address these issues and critically discuss convenience food by using empirical findings from a Danish study that deals with practitioners' uses of meal box schemes.

A recent study conducted in three Italian hospitals and dealing with the practitioners' attitudes toward the caesarean section showed that obstetricians would offer differently an elective CD to women with an uncomplicated single pregnancy in cephalic presentation, who had a previous CD, according to the indication of the primary CD [ 25].

As the date of treatment initiation may not always be available for the second or third practitioner dealing with a given patient, these practitioners may prefer to err on the side of excessively long therapy.

The case would mark a big shift in the way property companies deal with administration practitioners during insolvencies, Hammerson said.

PMDC and PNC must be given a mandate to deal with violating practitioners in a punitive manner, with the use of sanctions such as suspension or the complete revoking of licences.

Traders and practitioners dealing with real-world financial markets use the value function to construct an optimal hedging process of the options.

However, situational prevention is still an art because in dealing with specific crime problems practitioners will rarely know immediately what should be done.

The convexity property of the value functions of the various problems in finance leads to deep and unexpected results of great practical importance for the traders and practitioners dealing with the real-world financial markets.

"We are dealing with cases where medical practitioners believe that a foetus is incompatible with life – in tragic circumstances where it may have no brain, no skull, no kidneys or a combination of such conditions, which make it not viable that the foetus will be born alive.

Summarizing published research, this literature review provides a resource for researchers, scholars, or practitioners dealing with pervasive computing.