Sentence examples for facing practitioners from inspiring English sources

For additional background on the topic, read this piece by Regent's University London's senior lecturer and programme director Lorna Walker on the challenges facing practitioners and academics in creating relevant and effective courses.

One of the challenges facing practitioners in the biotechnology field is that the basic concepts of patent law were formulated long before we knew about genes or DNA.

The authors highlight the degree of uncertainty provided by the common law and statutory provisions, and that decisions rest on the balance of public interests, which mean that many of the current dilemmas facing practitioners may only be solved in the courts.

This surge in interest has been partly driven by the broader engagement of the health professions with key moral challenges facing practitioners in the field [ 1- 3] and from growing attention to matters of research ethics.

By Alex Hardisty E-Mail: [email protected] Address: Cardiff University, School of Computer Science and Informatics, Queens Buildings, 5 The Parade, Cardiff CF24 3AA, UK Our article [ 2] set out (for the first time, to our knowledge) a decadal view of challenges and priorities presently facing practitioners in biodiversity informatics.

When asked about the dangers facing younger practitioners she's keen to offer solutions rather than succumb to pessimism.

Issues in Accounting Education, first published in 1983, was created to better serve accounting educators, while Accounting Horizons, first published in 1987, focused more on issues facing accounting practitioners.

This study has provided fresh insight into the difficulties facing general practitioners.

In practice, however, interruptions of treatment are common [ 16, 36], and premature dropout is a usual problem facing patients, practitioners, and clinical researchers [ 17].

However, as valuable as reviews and research papers may be, they sometimes fail to provide specific and detailed information on a unique issues that may be facing one practitioner or another.

Motivated by the clinical issues facing the practitioner, ideas for research that arose directly from practice were systematically solicited and developed through dedicated workshops and events and then linked with the perspectives and skill base of the academic partners.