Sentence examples for physical profession from inspiring English sources

"The Army is a physical profession.

Now pets are treated as members of the families, and veterinary medicine is not the physical profession it once was".

Age at injury, time since injury, gender, physical profession and highest level of education were entered in a first block, Tegner score before injury and smoking in a second block, medial injuries, lateral injuries and peroneal nerve injuries in a third block and type of ACL and PCL surgery in a forth block.

The physical therapy profession has embraced the inclusion of EBP in professional curricula[ 20, 21].

The Coronary Risk Inventory proposed by the Michigan Heart Association is a scale that assesses eight risk factors related to body weight, smoking, blood pressure, sex, age, physical activity profession, and family history.

The influence of age as a patient characteristic is however difficult and complex to grasp and might be reflected in many other, in part competing aspects: Younger age may simultaneously mean a tendency towards higher activity, higher ability to compensate for a ligamentous deficit, better healing, less weight, higher expectations, a more physical strenuous profession, etc.

Having proper insurance is especially important if you work in construction, carpentry or another physical labor profession.

By requiring doctorates of new entrants, leaders of the pharmacy and physical therapy professions hope their members will be able to treat patients directly and thereby get a larger share of money spent on patient care.

Obtaining participation by members of the three physical therapy professions in the UK (chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy) to work to an agreed treatment was an important achievement.

Members of the MRC Working Party developed a package in collaboration with the three physical therapy professions involved (chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy) who agreed to use it in this trial.

Restoring postural stability and balance has been advocated as one goal of therapeutic interventions throughout the physical medicine professions [ 1] and changes in center of pressure (COP) excursions as a measure of balance performance in association with therapeutic exercise [ 2- 4] or balance training [ 5- 7] are well documented in the literature.