Sentence examples for distribution of professional from inspiring English sources
Just as YouTube — built on the back of scrappy user-generated content — became a major platform for the distribution of "professional" content, so too is SoundCloud entering a more polished and less grass-roots phase of its life.
Figure 3 shows the distribution of professional activity of the mothers.
The distribution of professional staff varied across studied CPHs – for example, 10 remote rural district CPHs (33.3%) did not have any epidemiologists, whereas 5 urban district CPHs employed five and more epidemiologists.
Situated in the middle of the diagram are the boundaries that form around interprofessional interactions (collaborative and autonomous roles) and the distribution of professional responsibilities (interchangeable and differentiated roles).
In addition, the observed distribution of professional prestige demonstrates gender inequities: even in a female-dominated field, women are less likely to be selected to participate in symposia, especially if they are organized by men (Isbell et al., 2012), and women are less likely to be first authors on biology papers as compared with other more "caring" fields (Lariviere et al., 2013).
No asymmetric distribution of professional hierarchy was observed between the two groups according to Goldthorp [ 19] (p = 0.95).> -wrap-foot> Two patients with dQ and four controls who changed their job after diagnosis were not taken into account in the characterization of professional activity.
Fig. 2 Absolute distribution of professionals exclusively at tertiary level dedicated to lymphatic diseases across the world.
The proposed MIP optimization model concentrates on education as a means to improve the spatial distribution of professionals.
We have demonstrated that depending on the choice patterns of the trainees, an improved distribution of professionals can be achieved by better positioning locations of residency training.
The distribution of professionals who completed the questionnaire is shown in Figure 1.
Broader environment determinants affect where health professionals will practise by defining basic and fundamental structures and conditions that can either facilitate or hinder a balanced distribution of professionals.
