Sentence examples for professional definition from inspiring English sources

It's unethical for a weathercaster to purport that he or she is a meteorologist, even if she can warp the professional definition to stay within the technical boundaries of legitimacy.

The pair are rapidly realising that there are no hard and fast rules: that there is no professional definition of "off the record" or "unattributable"; no code that states a response must be sought from an individual or organisation being criticised.

"The EMBA program at Stetson taught me what I needed to build the roadmap, connecting the person I am today and building skills to become the person I strive to be, aligning my personal and professional definition of success," said Judy Ashbrook, director of Project Finance at Starwood Vacation Ownership.

But surely a professional definition of "obs stable" needs rigorous physiological characterisation?

In his international comparative study into work disability assessments De Boer [ 94] also concludes that the professional definition of quality of evaluation of work disability is 'performance according to professional standards'.

Supplying temporary tents on a plot of land once used for World War II internment camps fits absolutely no one's professional definitions of Housing First or supportive housing.

Kokanovic et al. have begun to reconcile lay descriptions with professional definitions of depression [ 27].

The theory of professional closure, describing the carving out of exclusive professional definitions to create increased status or reward, can be applied to interactions between the various professionals involved in this intervention and their power dynamics (40).

One classic challenge of crosscultural, psychiatric research is the need to avoid being blinkered by a rigid set of professional definitions of mental disorder that may have limited validity in different populations.

For cross-sectional studies, one star was given to a study for each of the following items in the selection category that were satisfied: validation of the number of teeth by health professionals, definition of tooth loss with the number of lost teeth and the representativeness of the sample of the population.

The professional, by definition, thinks only of results.