Most typically, the health professionals distinguished between easy and more difficult situations on the basis of the patient's personality, acceptance, and response; the relationship formed with them; and/or contingent situational factors (for example, the "timing" of the discussion).
Professionals distinguish between the balance of these three basic elements and a wine's flavour.
First, Mr. Fisher writes, "many investors and even some professionals distinguish between financial planning and retirement planning like they're two distinct phases, or the two are inherently radically different".
Something about Meyer's focused presence facilitated a deeper absorption in the work… The best auction professionals are distinguished by their ability to create such frissons in people in the presence of art.
Cordingley et al. (2005, p. 1) further elaborate on the outcomes of professional development, distinguishing between outcomes for teachers (such as greater confidence, enhanced knowledge and practice) and outcomes for students (such as enhancement of motivation or improvements in performance, i.e. ultimately achievement).
A value of zero for d´indicates an inability of the professional to distinguish signals from noise, whilst a larger value signifies his/her greater ability to distinguish signals from noise [ 28].
It takes a qualified professional to distinguish between these conditions.[19].[19]
Throughout his professional career he distinguished himself and brought honor to himself and to his colleagues.
Three categories of professional behaviour were distinguished: 'Dealing with work and tasks', 'Dealing with others', and 'Dealing with self-functioning' (van Luijk et al. 2000; Project Team Consilium Abeundi van Luijk 2005).
You would think that if medical professionals could distinguish between states of alarm--the swine flu rose from a level four to a level five yesterday--they could also agree on procedures to deal with cases like ours.
