Sentence examples for practitioners could not be from inspiring English sources
Science reigned supreme in our schooling, medical practitioners could not be wrong, the war machine had its way, teachers were experts and the clergy were infallible.
A further 6 general practitioners could not be contacted by phone.
Individual randomisation, which balances unknown variables, was not an option for our study design because our interventions were targeted at the level of general practitioner, and once trained in enhanced communication skills general practitioners could not be expected to revert to an untrained state at random.
The notion of learner autonomy is rooted in psychosocial behavior of EFL learners as practitioners which could not be mastered in a ten-session treatment or so.
The private practitioners who could not be interviewed were more often specialist (pulmonologist and internist) than those who were interviewed.
This procedure has the consequence that costs of outpatient treatment of schizophrenia that incurred through general practitioner care could not be recorded in relation to the indication-specific resource use.
Also, two patient groups are underrepresented in the NESDA study: those who rarely or never visited their general practitioner and therefore could not be approached to take part in this study during the four months of recruitment, and patients who were not fluent in Dutch.
For chiropractic practitioners and prospects, Life could not be better, with two teams of 50 ruggers and a third on the way.
Studies were excluded if the control group was exposed to a nurse practitioner or the nurse practitioner contribution to an intervention could not be isolated from other healthcare providers on the team.
The integration of private practitioners into public service delivery could not be an option for the emergency response due to limited space available to accommodate additional staff on the public sector premises among others.
As for opinion, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists tells British abortion practitioners that our "carefully conducted" study "could not be disregarded".
