Sentence examples for legitimate practitioners from inspiring English sources

Computer hackers have adopted these symbols to describe, respectively, legitimate practitioners of their art and their nefarious counterparts.

As if in a gold rush, sales of anti-aging nostrums and access to the "fountain of youth" rapidly became associated with AAM, tainting it in the minds of legitimate practitioners, who under other circumstances might have helped advance the field.

Legitimate practitioners are more than happy to provide all the details of their professional profiles.

But the rivers of cash flowing in and out of these businesses are attracting scrutiny from local and federal authorities who say they are trying to distinguish between legitimate health practitioners and sellers of illegal drugs.

Furthermore, public health interventions appear to be increasingly looking beyond the traditionally legitimated categorization of providers, recognizing instead the blurred boundaries between informal and formal providers, and the fluid nature of line separating legitimate and illegitimate practitioners [ 87].

In the context of the health system in Uganda, we argue that the use of these objects by the research participants had the power to transform the drug shop vendors into a legitimate bio-medical practitioner in the local community, while, at local health facilities, permitting the explicit denial of their entry into the formal health service.

I was sort of passing blood" (patient 11) Feeling that their complaint was not viewed as legitimate by their general practitioner could be influenced by participants' knowledge that antibiotics had the potential to alleviate symptoms more rapidly compared with no antibiotic.

Some suspect this to be a long-term delaying tactic, since the playing field might never be completely level.Some offshore practitioners complain that legitimate financial privacy is being trampled in the stampede to tackle dubious financial secrecy.

Patients who are outliers are a legitimate economic concern of health practitioners and medical institutions.

Outliers are a legitimate economic concern to individual practitioners and institutions, however this should not lead to an evasion of care.

Further investigation should be done on other factors related to the physician and the specific clinical aspects of patients (e.g. severity, co-morbidity) influencing uncommonly high cost trends in Primary Care since outliers are a legitimate economic concern to individual practitioners, institutions and policy makers.