Sentence examples for experiences and recognition from inspiring English sources
This study was designed to better understand pharmacy students' experiences and recognition of legal and ethical tensions existing in pharmacy practice as demonstrated in student-written law and ethics cases.
My life experiences and recognition of the opportunities I've been provided has given me a desire to leave behind a legacy of some sort.
The book is full of longing – for escape, experience and recognition – as well as paralysing inhibition and vaunting ambition.
She relies instead on the implication of shared experience and recognition to elicit emotional responses to the places she pictures.
Finally, perceived management support for the program was positively related to rewarding experience and recognition, and negatively related to generativity and bad reflection.
IFO lesions also disrupt experience and recognition of disgust, suggesting a role for this region in emotional simulation/understanding [24], [25].
It seems that their previous experience and recognition has caused them to adjust their expectations in accordance with that specific hospital's facilities and conditions.
With respect to the evaluators, they must be (1) medical professionals in rheumatology with research experience and recognition in the clinical setting and (2) health professionals expert in management and quality assessment.
Interviews with current and past staff members found that as researchers gained in experience and recognition, the financial position of the IHS could not provide them with financial security and so they left for better paying jobs.
Patients may enter a hypnagogic state during treatment in the ICU, in which control of the boundary between internally generated fantasy and the experience and recognition of external reality is impaired [ 35].
The anterior insula has been associated with disgust processing, primarily from neuropsychological studies showing a deficit in the experience and recognition of disgust in anterior insular lesion patients (Calder et al. 2000; Adolphs et al. 2003; see also Kipps et al. 2007).
