Sentence examples for practitioners on a from inspiring English sources

At the University of East Anglia we have an MA in advanced social work, which can be taken by practitioners on a modular basis, sponsored by their employers – so they can take a succession of part-time courses, and over time build up the credits they need to get their master's degree.

The standard cranial nerve tests are well documented and form an essential part of the neurological examination conducted by practitioners on a daily basis; however, the results are not always clear cut and may be difficult to interpret in the absence of a full-blown specific disease entity.

Finally, the film's treatment of Islam as an actual religion that guides practitioners on a spiritual path forces viewers to grapple with the last eight years of U.S. propaganda that portrays Islam as a religion of hate.

What might we learn about a deeper health reform from hard examinations of the effectiveness and cost outcomes of the health-focused, whole person approaches of integrative practitioners on a series of populations with expensive chronic conditions?

In particular, access to genetics services may be improved if genetics testing becomes available through general practitioners on a widespread basis.

Items of relevance to the present paper asked participants to rate their experiences of comfort with, and respect from, general practitioners on a Likert scale where 1 = very negative, 2 = negative, 3 = neutral, 4 = positive, and 5 = Very positive.

Never mind that the guys on the floor don't always make money when the market goes up, or lose it when it goes down, or that they are the vestigial human practitioners on an otherwise mostly electronic exchange that represents but a sliver of the capital markets.

Colombet et al. conducted a focus group study among general practitioners on an electronic decision aid that, for example, provided personalised risk estimates on cardiovascular prevention and diagnosis of depression [ 43].

Norman Breslow must have had this group in mind when he noted that "some of the most important statistical procedures were developed originally by practitioners on an empirical or intuitive basis," only to be proven correct by theoreticians a few years later (15, p. 77).

The Urgindex hospitalisation system is not appropriate in its current development to detect regional outbreaks because its detection algorithms are oriented around syndromic surveillance to alert as soon as possible infection control practitioners on an epidemic risk regardless the causative organism.

Photographs taken towards the end of his life show him to have been grey-haired and distinguished, the very epitome of the successful medical practitioner on a street that has long been synonymous with high-class healthcare.