Sentence examples for features of professional from inspiring English sources

A little smart advice -- or even a lot -- is never a bad thing, especially because prosumer camcorders (that is, consumer models with the quality and features of professional models) will set you back a few thousand dollars.

In television dramas the supposed teenagers (especially the boys) have the chiseled features of professional actors in their 20's, a fact conspicuous everywhere from "Dawson's Creek" to the summer series "Young Americans".

In brief, Desimone's model encompasses "…interactive, non-recursive relationships between the critical features of professional development, teacher knowledge and beliefs, classroom practice, and student outcomes".

A major reason for the occurrence of the economies of scale is that the scale of an enterprise influences the effective division of labor within an enterprise and enables the occurrence of features of professional production.

While in our system sorted macrophages were incapable of significantly inducing naive T cell proliferation the IFNβ producers were able to prime naïve T cells in an MLR albeit less efficiently than cDCs, In this respect the IFNβ producers described here show all the conceptual skills of Tip-DCs as initially introduced by Serbina et al [16] and are equipped with features of professional APCs.

It seems expedient that interdisciplinary training settings and other real features of professional life should be increasingly assimilated into medical education for health care students.

A central feature of professional development (PD) programs that are scalable and sustainable is the preparation of leaders who can implement the program with integrity, adapting it to local contexts while maintaining consistency with core principles (Borko et al. 2011).

The aim of the present study was to investigate whether pressure pain hyperalgesia is a feature of professional pianists suffering from neck pain as their main PRMD.

When allegiances across boundaries develop and become a new norm, negotiated objectives and more rigorous decision making strategies necessarily become an everyday feature of professional work.

It is now widely accepted that 'cultural competency' should be an integral part of the training of the health care work force and a central feature of professional practice.

The aim of this study was to investigate whether pressure pain hyperalgesia is a feature of professional pianists suffering from neck pain as their main playing-related musculoskeletal disorder.