Sentence examples for guide professionals from inspiring English sources
Our results will guide professionals seeking appropriate measures to meet their research and clinical needs worldwide.
At a practical level, the research delivers a model that can be used to guide professionals to manage EA and continually evolve it.
This system can guide professionals to engage in work-based learning activities, which are arranged properly based on our online survey results.
While there are many self-report measures (usually used for screening purposes), the PO-Bado is the first standardized clinician-administered instrument to guide professionals in a focused and structured psycho-oncological assessment.
We use an epistemological framework to (a) critique the various etiological accounts of rape available and (b) help guide professionals' use of such knowledge in both treatment design and evaluation.
The National Curricular Referential for Children Education NCRCR (Brasil, 1998) offers a set of principles to guide professionals in the curriculum elaboration.
Most respondents said that their employers don't provide resources to help plan their career (84%) or guide professional growth within their organization (70%).
(4) Students must acquire a sense of an identity as a professional, which includes the moral and ethical standards that should guide professional behavior.
Some of the builders of the new epistemic community devoted to planning theory imagined that they might in time satisfy the aspirations of practitioners and educators for a cogent theory that would guide professional city and regional planning.
This article presents a blended learning method which makes use of an on-board tutoring system, an e-learning platform and traditional courses to guide professional drivers to more efficient driving.
While teachers use the information gathered in the KSLD form to justify and adjust instruction, reading specialists use it as a source for their planning guide, professional development, mentoring, and curriculum resources.
