Sentence examples for practitioners ability from inspiring English sources

Studies have demonstrated that silent meditation improves practitioners' ability to concentrate.

"Until we have a study that really tests independent nurse practitioners' ability to do some of these things for which they haven't had as much training as physicians," Dr. Sox said in a phone interview, "we shouldn't make the claim that they're interchangeable".

So there may be something to be said for this musical genre, if not for its practitioners' ability to spell.

Low-carbon construction was found to be dependent upon multiple factors including the practitioners' ability to convince the clients with a comprehensive cost-benefits analysis and a greater understanding for the relationship between embodies carbon and energy efficiency.

The president issued a statement Friday wishing Muslims a happy holiday and praising practitioners' ability to find "meaning and inspiration in acts of charity and meditation" in communities across the country.

This week, HuffPost Weird News cheered on Germany's topless sledding competition and extolled the virtues of Naked Vegan Cooking, if only for the practitioners' ability not to burn themselves at the stove.

The authors analyzed 118 studies that evaluated general practitioners' abilities to correctly diagnose depression in their patients, without assistance from scales, questionnaires, or other measurement instruments.

In our opinion, in order to lower the frequency of inadequate treatment, it is important to increase practitioners' abilities and skills.

In addition, an empirical pre-experimental study was designed to test practitioners' abilities to provide necessary input for the formal causal model.

We used logistic regression to explore associations between use of out-of-hours primary care and five measures of in-hours access (ease of getting through on the telephone, ability to see a preferred general practitioner, ability to get an urgent or routine appointment and convenience of opening hours).

You can pitch seven good innings with a knuckleball, and as soon as you walk a guy they go, 'See, there's that damn knuckleball.' " The pitch is minimally taxing from a physical standpoint, and thus affords its practitioners the ability to pitch in virtually any situation, on any day.