Sentence examples for practitioner audience from inspiring English sources

Like a report, a proceeding should be written with a practitioner audience in mind and focus on actionable suggestions from the discussion.

This video was not comprehensive and seemed aimed more for a patient than for a medical student or medical practitioner audience.

These recommendations, published in English and translated in 17 other languages, were designed and made freely downloadable for a global general practitioner audience.

Despite the differences in professional backgrounds and scope of practice among the three CAM disciplines, there were no recommendations for discipline-specific tailoring other than inclusion of interview clips from the same CAM discipline as the practitioner audience.

Although originally intended for a lay audience, Helpers was chosen as the foundation of the training for this CAM practitioner audience because of its emphasis on encouraging quitting tobacco in ways that reduce risk of damage to social relationships.

In addition to articles and books for academic and practitioner audiences, BCLT faculty file amicus briefs in Supreme Court cases, testify at legislative hearings, and serve on governmental advisory boards.

This collection of interesting new research provides many compelling insights and managerial prescriptions that should help both academic and practitioner audiences better appreciate the design, development, and management of service innovation, and improvement of service businesses and processes.

In my most recent position, as a senior manager in clinical research, I design and manage Phase IV clinical evaluation programs for large general practitioner audiences within very short timelines.

With this approach we hoped to reach practitioner audiences as well as the public health, education and academic communities.

Additional dissemination activities will include presentations to local and international academics and practitioner audiences, and publications in academic and practice journals.

These realms were considered sacred, and religious figures attempted to contact their inhabitants through elaborate ceremonies in which the perceptions of the practitioner and audience were blurred through the use of smoke, incense, and music.