Sentence examples for practitioners are now from inspiring English sources

While the traditional security industry has tended to take a reactive approach towards prevention (rather than a data-driven one) innovative practitioners are now beginning to show the transformative impact big data can have when used intelligently.

Physicians and other healthcare practitioners are now being placed in multidisciplinary teams, yet little research on integration exists.

Data is available as never before in many fields of study; practitioners are now burdened with the challenge of doing data-rich research rather than being data-starved.

This paper explores the notion that, although social and technical issues are already being integrated to understand and manage flood, practitioners are now realising the importance of accommodating public hazard understanding and perception of risk into their management models, and there remains a need to fit such ideas to the insurance-based system of flood management in the UK.

Practitioners are now able to do Skype interviews.

With publications exploding in number, researchers and practitioners are now facing a new challenge.

Fish farming, or "aquaculture," as the practice is called by its practitioners, is now the fastest-growing form of food production in the world.

Philosophy had moved a long way from its demotic origins, and its practitioners were now conversing almost exclusively among themselves - partly, at least, because no one else could understand what the hell they were talking about.

Previously called teacher in-service training, the preferred label by scholars and practitioners is now teacher professional development.

I talk with scientific researchers every day, and can't help but notice a growing trend: what was once relegated to the realm of naturopaths, witchdoctors and alternative practitioners, is now becoming mainstream science.

An easy-to-use instrument for practitioners is now available and this facilitates comparing Dutch and international research data.