Sentence examples for highly educated experts from inspiring English sources

The Guardian claims they are "the highly educated experts who operate at the frontier of analytics, where data sets are so large and the data so messy that less-skilled analysts using traditional tools cannot make sense of them". In other words, if you have a Data Analyst employed then your search may well be over.

„In the Integrated Parent Child Center the Municipality Laktasi sees potential for development and improvement of health and quality of life for children and parents as well as the opportunity to develop and improve the work of young highly educated experts from this area", says Laktasi Mayor Milovan Topolovic.

But the experiment bore out our prediction that many audience members—highly educated policy experts and government officials would not absorb all the information we had sent them and thus would fail to arrive at decisions that maximized their self-interest.

The company has hired more than 1,000 employees, a number of them highly educated computer and software experts.

In growing numbers, experts say, highly educated children of immigrants to the United States are uprooting themselves and moving to their ancestral countries.

"In growing numbers, experts say, highly educated children of immigrants to the United States are uprooting themselves and moving to their ancestral countries," Mr. Semple writes.

A specialist and expert who is highly educated in his or her own medical conditions and who uses information technologies (e.g., Internet tools, social networks, self-tracking tools) in managing their health, learning from and teaching others.

The high-tech sector suffered, but the state's population was so highly educated that people tended to find other jobs, experts agreed.

21 Briefly, interviews were conducted with public health experts, exercise scientists and local people, not highly educated, to identify the items and examples of PA on the original questionnaire that needed to be culturally adapted.

Some of those are highly educated and highly paid people who may be brought in for leadership roles, or technical experts brought in to pioneer new industries.

The K.G.B. of Mr. Lebedev's time in London "comprised both the grunts and thugs whom we remember and the highly educated spies and analysts whom we conveniently don't," David Hearst, a journalist and Russia expert, wrote in The Guardian newspaper.