Sentence examples for differences in the professional from inspiring English sources

Investigators also say they are struck by differences in the professional skills and backgrounds of the Sept. 11 attackers, compared with suspects in earlier incidents.

Differences in the professional norms and practices of transport engineers and researchers, contrasting organisational cultures and approaches to risk, and lack of organisational readiness and capacity challenged the collaboration.

The comparative perspective employed by Jasanoff is aimedto reemphasise inherent differences in the professional bioethical discourse, which inher opinion, has been universalised too quickly.

The results regarding the differences in the professional titles of health workers among the three models of CHCs were inconsistent.

Fire departments and trade unions questioned the validity of existing studies from outside Germany because of specific differences in the professional career.

Gender discrepancies in harpists, keyboard players and percussionists attending the service reflected differences in the professional orchestral musician population rather than a gender difference in seeking health advice.

Differences in the professionals' profiles relate prominently to the interplay between risk and protective factors.

Differences in the professionals' profiles between the identified subgroups – significant for all characteristics but years of professional experience – relate prominently to the relationship with the patient and the support received (Tables  2, 3 and 4).

I make a difference in the professional development and learning of other staff members (Impact).

Bias rather than expertise may thus explain the lack of difference in the professional reports of problem behaviours for the known versus unknown children and only additional research will help us unravel the contributions of the different factors to perceptions of child behaviour.

The difference in the professionals' years of practice was compared between those choosing the 'very' category vs. some other option and between the two countries using two by two Analysis of Variance (ANOVA).