Sentence examples for population of practitioners from inspiring English sources

These symbols were then concatenated to form words, and the frequency of word usage in the population of practitioners was characterized.

Participants in our survey differed from the national population of practitioners in terms of higher participation by females than males and part-time than full time GPs, similar to the Australian findings [ 18].

We attempted to survey the entire population of practitioners working in Canadian IHC clinics, and note that most of the non-respondents were from very large clinics with a majority of practitioners working under a parallel and consultative practice model (assessed throughout an introductory discussion of the project with the clinic's managers).

The general practitioners in the practices were representative of the Dutch population of general practitioners in most aspects.

Nonetheless, we do believe that our study sample is comparable to the target population of imaging practitioners, particularly since the characteristics represented in our study sample are consistent with those of the relatively young workforce of radiology practitioners and radiographers at the hospital studied.

The 66.7 % response rate obtained in this study was quite satisfactory, although we must also acknowledge that the responses provided may not necessarily be representative of the entire population of radiology practitioners and radiographers working at this primary paediatric referral centre in Malta.

We will undertake our study in a wide and diverse population of family practitioners.

As a consequence, participants may not be representative of the population of general practitioners, which limits the external validity of the findings.

We were unable to identify studies that have considered the diffusion of an e-learning programme among a large population of general practitioners.

A limitation of the study is that the participating CAM practitioners self-selected to be in a research study on tobacco cessation, and thus may not be fully representative of the general population of CAM practitioners.

Such practitioners may have been more likely to answer a survey about tobacco cessation training and may not reflect the actual need or demand for cessation training among the general population of CAM practitioners.