Sentence examples for endorsed professional from inspiring English sources

Testing blood was considered to mark a boundary between drug seller and health worker, shifting drug shop vendors into the category of endorsed professional.

Most midwives endorsed professional development about screening tools (n = 145, 93.5%), brief intervention (n = 144, 92.9%), and alcohol consumption during pregnancy and FASD (n = 144, 92.9%).

Comparing Figure  1 and 2 one notices that more respondents endorsed professional help than judged depressive symptoms as indication of a mental illness.

For example, the most successful implementation strategies identified in Cochrane systematic reviews have reported an absolute risk difference of 6%95%5% CI 1.8-15.9) for improving use of endorsed professional practices with a continuing education intervention [ 4] and 12% (CI 6-14.5) for the use of opinion leaders [ 5].

The Apple version ($1) will soon have that feature.... Letter_School ($3 on Apple, with a free "lite" version) has won praise for its approach to teaching small children the alphabet.... Cleartune ($4 on Android and on Apple), a beautifully designed and reliable tuner, is endorsed by professional musicians and works with a wide range of instruments.

Among the selected DAM equipment, SGA, DAM cart, and surgical airway equipment are commonly endorsed by professional anesthesiology societies [18 20].

Experimental philosophers have converted standard philosophical thought experiments into survey studies in an effort to see whether untutored intuitions align with those that have been endorsed by professional philosophers.

People on LinkedIn have severed the virtual chains that once bound us because I haven't endorsed the professional qualifications they already say they have.

Moore argued to me that "it's no different ethically than asking questions of someone in a bar," but then questions in a bar don't come endorsed by professional doctors carrying the initials of the British Psychological Society.

Moore argued to me that "it's no different ethically than asking questions of someone in a bar," but then questions in a bar don't come endorsed by professional doctors or carrying the initials of the British Psychological Society.

They also endorsed seeking professional help if the self-injurious behaviour is escalating over time.