Sentence examples for profession experts from inspiring English sources

The problem is also common in academia and the legal profession, experts say.

As in any other profession experts gravitate to wherever the highest compensation exists, and in the investment field that is hedge funds.

Each module was prepared and conducted jointly by a "topic expert" (with academic, MOH or NGO background) and a "profession expert" (an experienced community doctor).

But then comes this unusual disclaimer from the audit committee: "We are not accountants or auditors by profession or experts in the field of accounting or auditing," the proxy notes.

The content and delivery of the compact training model was informed by extensive exploration of historical and contemporary guidelines and evidence based practice, alongside detailed consultation with the midwifery profession, and experts working within the fields of MI and exercise physiology.

If anything, his profession of expert knowledge just made it worse.

One solution, although not an answer to the immediate crisis, is to recruit young people into the teaching profession who are experts in these communities and who are vested in improving things.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "We know that unnecessary workload is one of the biggest frustrations for teachers and are working with the profession and education experts to take action of the root causes of preventable workload including looking in more depth at the three issues teachers raised – marking, data management and planning and resources".

A standardized treatment protocol has been devised (SC) based on the literature and on the results of a formal written survey we conducted involving 10 musculoskeletal physiotherapists around Australia, considered by the profession to be experts in treating shoulder conditions.

We looked at age as perceived by geriatric nurses (who, because of their profession, should be "experts" in evaluating the appearance of older people), older women (who are "peers" of similar age to the subjects and hence from their own experience could also be "experts"), and young male student teachers (who were expected to be the worst assessors).

In 2004, Savenko stated that the passed law on the state expert activity and the introduction of the profession of forensic expert psychiatrist actually destroyed adversary-based examinations and that the Serbsky Center turned into the complete monopolist of forensic examination, which it had never been under Soviet rule.