Sentence examples for little professional knowledge from inspiring English sources

He was said to display "a great deal in the way of zeal and energy... but little professional knowledge and experience".

This finding implies that professional knowledge has little, if anything, to do with positive perception of risk (in terms of accepting risk and not avoiding patients) and concept of institutional measures.

Often they are trained for only one outcome--a career in academic research--with only a narrow range of professional knowledge and skills and little marketing savvy.

However, these models are of little use to the SMEs due to the lack of resources and professional knowledge with the SMEs to meet ISO 50001 requirements.

Little is known, however, about the preparedness of the Australian healthcare workforce to care for this population and while limited research has been undertaken to date, studies indicate that public and professional knowledge of dementia is generally low and that many nurses have had little or no dementia training [ 3].

Employees wishing to develop their professional knowledge?

In all these respects, the major benefit is not academic or professional knowledge so much as self-knowledge.

Your professional knowledge could be the most valuable thing you have to give.

"But I wanted the salesperson to give me a professional knowledge of how to examine it".

For the design of PROKLAS, professional knowledge was classified as declarative knowledge and procedural knowledge.

But this method requires strong professional knowledge [4].