Sentence examples for practising status from inspiring English sources

The Register of Pharmacists contains information on individual pharmacists' date of birth, gender, ethnic background, location of registered address, date of first joining the Register, and practising status.

Those who entered after adjudication have the highest percentage of practising status (96.7%), followed by European (95.3%) and reciprocal pharmacists (89.8%).

To implement effective policies in managing health care human resources, policy-makers should also pay attention to continuously monitoring physicians' practising status and career motivations; and national consensus is needed regarding the number of physicians required in each type of facility and specialty as well as region.

In some cases, this has lead to a situation where physicians whose qualifications have not been recognised by the host country still practise medicine even though their status is unclear.

It appeared during the survey that the health status of finishing herds practising a continuous flow system was unknown.

Stationary flocks on fenced pasture had constantly higher mean serum Se concentrations during breeding (outdoors, August-November), lambing (mainly indoors, December-March) and lactation (outdoors, April-July), whereas flocks practising transhumance had significantly lower Se status, except during lambing.

[ 7] (vi) Involving undergraduate medical students in existing communities of research practise and giving undergraduate research scholarship status (McLean, personal correspondence).

Also, by limiting our study to one area of East London and one referral hospital we have been able to control for socioeconomic status and variations in treatment practise and, thus, the outcome.

Under the category of ' patient rights', it was found that patient discrimination was practised on the basis of a patient's socio-demographic status (literacy and socio-economic status) and that nurses practised withdrawal of treatment out of fear for their safety.

Their status grew even while they were still practising lyrics during their school lunchbreaks, or making beats in their bedrooms.

Maybe the West End should think about putting something back financially, and maybe all organisations – especially those with NPO status – should have a minimum number of practising artists on their boards.