Sentence examples for practitioners conferences from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the typical mainland Chinese practitioner, who is likely to be a female retiree, Ownby's survey at practitioners' conferences in Montreal, Toronto, and Boston between 1999 and 2002 found the average Chinese practitioner in North America to be "young, urban, dynamic".

Six hundred questionnaires were distributed at the registration to general practitioners conference.

154 cattle or swine vaccine trials presented at veterinary practitioner conferences held in the United States from 1988 to 2003 were the test base to evaluate the following: abstract-to-publication ratio, positive-outcome ratios, differences between proceeding and subsequent journal articles, and compliance with the CONSORT Statement extension for abstracts.

The participants comprised nine health visitors and nine practice nurses, recruited via adverts on a nursing website, posters at a practitioner conference and through recommendation.

Finally, a recent questionnaire study evaluated the opinion of leading patch test practitioners attending conferences in Europe and the USA (Schalock and Thyssen 2013).

Last week, Lord McNally told a Legal Aid Practitioners Group conference that "it is time to move on from LASPO".

In reality the number of practitioners attending Software Engineering conferences is decreasing.

Another important point might be that rural doctors have less access to continuing education courses, fellow practitioners, and tumour conferences [ 22, 24], all of which serve to educate physicians about bone cancer management.

However, when I spoke to practitioners at the conference, they waved away the idea that either they or the client would want to take that route.

Survey forms were distributed to practitioners attending a conference on CAM in 2006 and 2008.

The benefits – financial and performance based – of improving their efficiency are proven, most recently by a survey of academics, technicians and other practitioners at the 2012 conference of the S-Lab (Safe, Successful, Sustainable Laboratories) initiative.