Sentence examples for for layperson from inspiring English sources

Defined roles for all participating actor groups are essential within the method; here, the term citizen is used as synonym for layperson, whereas stakeholders, experts and policymakers are summarized as multi-actors.

Table 3 shows the AORs and their 95% CIs for layperson CPR.

Opinions about the right level of training range from the belief that naloxone rescue kits should be available over the counter without any mandated training [ 37], to the belief that an opioid overdose requires trained medical intervention and is not appropriate for layperson bystander response [ 38, 39].

Some Christian monastic orders ruled out flesh eating, and its avoidance has been a penance and a spiritual exercise even for laypersons.

A condensation of Karo's work, written for laypersons by Solomon Ganzfried (1804 66) and called Qitzur ("Abbreviated") Shulḥan ʿarukh, gained wide popularity and has been translated into several languages.

His work led to the construction of a general theory of brain development and function called neuronal group selection, which he explained in a trilogy of books (1987 89) for a scientific audience and in Bright Air, Brilliant Fire: On the Matter of the Mind (1992) for laypersons.

For laypersons, mass media are one of the main sources of scientific information[15, 16].

We found that the Push Heart can be an alternative mass CPR training model for laypersons.

However, recognition of cardiac arrest is not always straightforward, especially for laypersons.

The class consisted on a three - hour theorical and practical instruction based on the European Resuscitation Council guidelines, adapted for laypersons.

To translate that for laypersons, Phononic aims to bring its tiny cooling chips to every industry that requires temperature control to safeguard inventory and people.