Sentence examples for diversity in experience from inspiring English sources

The larger size of these courts does not produce administrative problems, while they allow greater diversity in experience and viewpoints.

The study is still in an early stage – data collection has just finished – but this diversity in experience, they believe, is a critical component to their research.

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These cardiologists were selected based on their affinity with research, and were chosen to reflect diversity in experience and type of hospital they work in.

Given the diversity in experience and specialization of the pediatric caregiver community, it seems obvious that drug and disease-specific guidance with reference to the individual patient would facilitate more standard practices around dosing adjustments and raise the overall knowledge on pediatric clinical pharmacology and therapeutics.

However, as pointed out by Tayler (2009), in all fields that are grounded in practice, diversity in experiences can only enrich our practice and scholarship if it is shared and welcomed as part of the discourse among academic communities.

Women were selected to ensure diversity in experiences (type of caesarean, recency), caesarean and vaginal birth, and maternal request caesarean section.

But for all the relevance of personal experience in recognising the complexity of some of these cases, there's only so much diversity in personal experience nine intellectual wizards can have.

His legacy on this issue is one I intend to build on, and why I was particularly proud that last week the Summer Diversity Internship (SDI) programme won the best diversity in work experience award, part of the national placement and internship awards 2012.

Instead of calling for experimentation with counter-strategies and functional structures, he sees the heterogeneity and diversity in our experience of the world as a hermeneutical problem to be solved by developing a sense continuity between the present and the past.

This diversity in exposure experience must be considered in exposure assessments and health risk analyses.