Sentence examples for in relation to the professional from inspiring English sources

A visual model of the embedded mixed method design (Creswell 2014) is provided in Fig. 1 to show when data was collected in relation to the professional development courses.

The semi-structured section contained questions on the participants' perspective regarding the impact and the changes brought about by its implementation, both in relation to the professional him/herself and in relation to the obstetric unit.

We performed a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) through regression coefficients in relation to the professional category (using nurse assistant as reference), as well as the length of time in the same job position, (using under 6 months as reference), which had indicated the lowest level of PS (p < 0.05), for every dependent variable.

We performed a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), through regression coefficients (beta) in relation to the professional category (nursing assistant), in addition to the length of time in the same job (under than 6 months) that had indicated the lowest level of PS.

Promising strategies for the sustainability of the ERAS programme were explored in relation to the professionals' adherence to the programme elements, and time needed for functional recovery and hospital length of stay [ 25].

Data were also regarded in relation to the professionals who supplied care, distinguishing between patients who were seen only by mental health staff (psychiatrists and psychologists), or also by other professionals (educators, social workers, etc).

Through this method, the students developed a new understanding of patients' experiences in relation to the students' professional role.

Promoters in relation to the individual professional mostly were, 'Awareness of the importance/usefulness of the action to be taken' and 'Having received patient safety education'.

Groff, who looks tall and thin onstage, seemed stockier, in relation to the lean professionals, male and female, who drifted from one gussying-up station to another.

When Odesnik had his two-year suspension for bringing human growth hormone into Australia halved, the International Tennis Federation said in 2010, it was "on account of ongoing substantial assistance provided by Mr. Odesnik in relation to the enforcement of professional rules of conduct".

We are aware of one other school that uses an alternative to borderline by using the term "needs assistance" in relation to the welfare and professional attitudes and behaviours of medical students [ 13].