Sentence examples for interested professionals from inspiring English sources

The information presented here has been designed to be useful also to other interested professionals, including prosthetists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and nurses.

The three weeks of online study and six day workshop is open to students, faculty, and interested professionals of all kinds.

The panel and reception were attended by 150 students, faculty and interested professionals, as well as an audience on the live webcast.

But for many interested professionals, it's a lot of informal learning.

The journal aims to foster a growing need for further dysphagia investigation, to disseminate knowledge through research, and to stimulate communication among interested professionals.

"I think that sexy research like this is definitely deserving of a press conference, but my preference would have been for this to have occurred in tandem with publication of a peer-reviewed paper so that interested professionals and amateurs alike could instantly check up on what was being reported".

Snapshots — small prints with basic compositions, smiling faces and commonplace subject matter — have not traditionally interested professional photographers and art historians.

The purpose of the meeting is to bring together a broad representation of scientific, educational, and other interested professional organizations to improve the quality of, and accessibility to materials that support the teaching of evolution.

Instead, the institute is trying to disseminate its model by "training the trainers": teaching the nuts and bolts of how to run such courses to a core group of 17 interested professional societies and universities that want to offer them.

Analytical Politics is an introduction to analytical theories of politics, explicitly designed both for the interested professional and classes in political science.

Every climate-motivated scientist, policymaker, engineer, architect, lawyer, city planner, investor, business person, activist, economist, environmentalist, thought leader, and every other interested professional should carve out time in their week to mentor at least one young person.