It was, however, admitted as so-called "practical expertise" under a loophole in one of the federal rules of evidence.
Many bring the practical expertise -- in military affairs, or country-estate management, for instance -- for which hereditaries have long been known.
In part two (validity), the assessors had a varying range of expertise both as physical therapists and also specifically in terms of practical expertise within the ICU setting, however this may improve the generalisability of the findings.
They're wealthy, bright and educated but their area of expertise is in something else.
Remember, it's much easier to write about something that interests you, something that you have a level of expertise in, and something which you feel passionate about.
Take note: if 'civil companies' do represent the future, then it will be demonstrable practical expertise and not experience of middle management that will be prized in the years to come.
In matters of sleaze and waste, the parliament is commonly said to possess within its own ranks a concentration of practical expertise rivalling any on earth.
"If Vodafone takes a controlling stake, they not only get Japan Telecom's practical expertise, but they can shape the direction of the company's 3-G phone business," said Kirk Boodry, senior analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in Tokyo.
In the first article I introduced our "big idea": invite frontline practitioners and service users to lead research and policy work, and use their practical expertise and experience to improve social policy.
For instance, one respondent spoke of her delight at being offered the opportunity to work in her area of expertise in Canada, something denied her in Ireland.
That is why physicians require both knowledge of practical skills and expertise in the best methods of gathering external evidence-based information.
