Sentence examples for of three practitioners from inspiring English sources

To collect recordings we randomly selected a maximum of three practitioners per clinic.

In each group of three practitioners, the Hamburg study centre allocated two GPs to training and one GP to the concurrent comparison cohort.

This factorial trial investigated specific and non-specific effects and randomised participants to one of three interventions: real needles, Streiberger (placebo) needles and mock electrical stimulation (a non-needle placebo); one of two consultation types: empathic and non-empathic; and one of three practitioners.

The survey released by the Brunswick Group to coincide with an annual American deal maker convention found three of four practitioners expecting more mergers and acquisitions globally this year than last.

Urbanistas: Women Innovators in Architecture, Urban and Landscape Design puts the work of five practitioners working in the UK today under the spotlight, illuminating the many commonalities among women architects, urban designers and landscape architects who want things to change for the better.

Ten of the original sample of fifteen practitioners failed to complete the audit cycle.

A total of eleven practitioners participated (3 chiropractors, 3 acupuncturists, and 5 massage therapists).

Although not all practitioners in this MBHO demonstrate this expertise as part of their credentialing application, it is fairly common, with two out of five practitioners expert in treating children and three out of five expert in treating adolescents.

This would be a misunderstanding of the notion of clinical equipoise, which cannot be removed by the conviction of one practitioner on the basis of a small number of procedures.

Practitioner names and clinic addresses will be extracted from telephone directories, professional registry listings and through professional associations of the three practitioner groups.

They were recruited from among the patients of three medical practitioners in Padua who cooperated in the study, during a routine pediatric check-up at the practitioners' outpatient office.