Sentence examples for mainstream practitioners from inspiring English sources

Mainstream practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine have long abandoned the banned derivatives of endangered species.

Most of the mainstream practitioners of addiction treatment believe addiction is based on biochemical reactions to taking drugs, drinking alcohol or smoking tobacco.

As Buddhism inches toward the pop culture mainstream, practitioners are taking its tenets of mindfulness, acceptance and compassion to populations in need of spiritual guidance, namely prisons and centers for troubled youths.

Mr Williamson meant by this a framework for policy in emerging countries that was accepted by almost all mainstream practitioners in the field, from the IMF and World Bank in Washington to governments and central banks in emerging markets.

The major fictional representations to date have largely portrayed jury consultants as villains that are highly effective at influencing the jury, often using illegal tactics that mainstream practitioners do not use.

Mainstream practitioners and theorists have presented significant criticism of the diagnosis and treatment of alleged reactive attachment disorder or attachment disorder within the controversial field commonly known as attachment therapy.

"The term 'leaky gut' has been embraced by some non-mainstream practitioners as the cause of everything that is wrong with a person," says Fasano.

Like mainstream healthcare practitioners, CAM practitioners are likely to be in a position of trust and confidence with the consumer.

Robinson & McGrail's literature review of disclosure of CAM and CAM practitioner usage found that the disclosure rate of usage to mainstream healthcare practitioners may be as low as 23%, with several reviewed studies reporting non-disclosure rates of 60-70% [ 13].

Bloggers frequently come in for criticism from mainstream critics, practitioners, and to be honest, each other.

Mainstream medical practitioners question the claim of independent physiological effects; they consider many of the benefits more likely due to the conditioned responses that odours can reinforce or help create.