Sentence examples for equivalent professions from inspiring English sources

Only minor differences were found between equivalent professions in CAP and DPC.

Respondents from the allopathic cadre felt that their general financial remuneration in the market was inadequate compared to the effort put into becoming a doctor and what their compatriots in other equivalent professions such as engineering earned.

In 1991, the Philadelphia architect Robert Venturi was honored with the Pritzker Prize, the profession's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.

He was the profession's equivalent of Dame Maggie Smith in Downton Abbey, a hugely entertaining old monster.

By Gareth Cook April 15 , 2013In 1991, the Philadelphia architect Robert Venturi was honored with the Pritzker Prize, the profession's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.

Last year, Saths Cooper received his profession's equivalent of the Nobel Peace Prize when the International Union of Psychological Science's 'Achievement Against the Odds Award' recognized his contributions to psychology by overcoming extreme personal hardship in an ongoing pursuit of social justice and human rights for all.

She thus had equivalent age, family situation, profession, etc., in comparison with the woman who declined.

Table 2 shows the number of staff assigned to patient safety and infection control divisions or their equivalents, sorted by profession type.

There is growing evidence that online resources used to develop clinical skills among students in the healthcare professions can produce equivalent learning outcomes to traditional face-to-face training methods.

As far as I am aware, all professions have an equivalent body that acts as an independent voice and sets ethical and professional standards.

One district director of health wrote, "Salary should be one step ahead of those in equivalent ranks in other health professions".