Sentence examples for practitioners meaning from inspiring English sources

In considering limitations of the study, our research was conducted with students rather than practitioners, meaning that the research could not measure the effect on practice; changes in practitioners' behaviour cannot be assumed.

Testwuide described Conversion Logic as "the media practitioner's platform," meaning that it delivers the data in a way that's easily accessible and understandable to the people responsible for actually buying the ads — the company offers its own software-as-a-service product while also building integrations that send the data back to partners such as demand-side platforms.

These entities relate to a dynamic interplay between diagnosis, treatment, needling, co-interventions, patient practitioner engagement, and meaning response from treatment.

The knowledge, which is gained from analysis, may then be utilized in variety of applications, meaning that BSD practitioners are free to choose which domain or research question to address.

Through the use of this palm healing (sometimes referred to as "tenohira" (掌, meaning "the palm"), practitioners believe that they are transferring universal energy (reiki) in the form of ki through the palms that allows for self-healing and a state of equilibrium.

What's more, the competing libraries don't share complete coverage of implemented tasks, meaning that the practitioner, who may be struggling with the language barrier, has to shoulder the additional burden of being well versed in the differences between the libraries, including different APIs, different IO interfaces and different data type standards.

In The Netherlands, general practitioners are the gatekeepers of the health care system, meaning that patients usually first consult the general practitioner for symptoms before being referred to a hospital (Kulu-Glasgow et al, 1998).

In the Netherlands the general practitioner functions as the 'gatekeeper' of care, meaning that patients need a referral for specialist health care or for other primary health care workers [ 13].

Mr. Locke's Lakota name is Tokeya Inajin, meaning "the First to Arise," fitting for an expert practitioner of the Hoop dance, right, a tradition among Plains Indians and a celebration of nature's rebirth each spring.

And ji, literally meaning "retaining" or "holding," is explained to refer to the practitioner's mind that keeps a-hold of, absorbs, the compassion just as water retains and reflects the sunlight.

A positive association was found between 2011 combined surgeon practitioner ratios and CSRs (R = 0.6103, P-value 0.0031, Figure  12), meaning that countries with more surgeons per population (of any type) performed correspondingly more surgeries per population.