Sentence examples for profession measures from inspiring English sources

Every profession measures time differently.

The primary outcome measure of interest was intent to stay in the nursing profession measured with a six item scale (α = 0.95) adopted from the Shanghai study [ 15].

She felt buoyed by the noticeable benefit but did not detect patience on the part of the medical profession with measures still considered unorthodox in many quarters.

Since the advent of psychiatry as a profession, coercive measures have been used in the treatment of mental illness.

Following Hekman et al. [ 15], the extent to which physicians identified with the medical profession was measured with the same basic items and rating scale used to measure OI, but with all references to the hospital changed to "medicine" or synonyms.

But the truth is the five-year mark is a useful tool for the medical profession to measure the effectiveness of treatment, rather than the moment that cancer can be officially behind you.

Trust in the medical profession was measured by 11 item scores ranging from 11 to 55, with a higher score indicating more trust.

Intentions to recommend one's children to choose a PHC level doctor's profession were measured on a seven-point scale, where 7 stood for "strongly agree" and 1 for "strongly disagree".

Mr. Fowler, a financial analyst by profession, started to measure the difference between the Comcast and FiOS systems.

Much rests on a law designed to liberalise the economy by deregulating protected professions (among other measures), devised by Emmanuel Macron, his economy minister, which has yet to be unveiled.

The Harvard Business Review famously labeled data scientist roles "the sexiest job of the 21st century" – but while this is a compelling new profession by any measure, data scientists sit at the top of the analytics food chain and likely only account for tens of thousands of positions in a job market of 140 million.