Sentence examples for onset of professional from inspiring English sources

Every GP was asked about his or her gender, age range (25 to 35 years; 36 to 45 years; 46 to 55 years; or > 55 years), first medical school, date of degree certification, onset of professional activity, working area, population of working city, and distance between their office and the nearest university hospital ICU.

While access to culturally diverse providers is low, the cost of mental health treatment remains high, which serves as an additional impediment to bridging the gap between the onset of symptoms and accessing professional care.

This is especially true for patients with a spontaneous onset of labour (ie, without professional intervention).

But Dr. Perfetto's claim on Mr. Wenzel's behalf is almost certainly the first to connect a player's early-onset dementia with his former workplace of professional football.

The onset of World War II created a significant shortage of professional baseball players, as more than 500 men left MLB teams to serve in the military.

Despite these limitations caused by pain from dental origin, it takes people, on average, 60 days to consult a professional after the onset of a toothache [ 7]; thus, resulting in extractions in more than half of the cases [ 8].

An awareness of the risk factors for the onset of chronic pain allows the healthcare professionals caring for the patient potentially to address contributing factors, such as careful handling of the shoulder in paralyzed or elderly sepsis patients.

Records indicate that pro football's retirees are experiencing moderate to advanced early-onset dementia at rates several times higher than the general population, the most glaring evidence to date of the dangers of professional football in past eras.

A dislike of professional politicians?

Networks of professional organizations.

Years of professional experience.