Sentence examples for professional gaps from inspiring English sources

Today, there are large professional gaps between men and women, gaps that I am dedicated to bridging.

The most important professional gaps were the lack of a specialist consultant in children's palliative care based in North Wales, a universal children's community nursing service, provision of end-of-life care at home, and access to 24/7 support and advice.

Mr. Tanaka further bridged a professional gap between the many experimental Japanese designers and those who devoted themselves to the service of corporations.

The student-professional gap was wider for questions that demanded higher-order versus lower-order cognitive skills.

This pattern probably explains why the student-professional gap increased late in the quarters we studied we unconsciously, but clearly (in autumn of 2005), asked higher-level questions later in the term.

If introductory biology instructors find the student-professional gap documented here acceptable, it may encourage them to add peer-graded written exercises to courses that currently rely exclusively on multiple-choice exams.

ASHRAE-HOF is the most widely used climatic design conditions database for building energy and HVAC professionals, but gaps exist in the literature on the geospatial and temporal distributions of the HOF dataset.

With the help of a financial professional, the gap essentially disappears: 76percentt of men and 75percentt of women would feel very or extremely confident with the aid of investment advice.

This showed that primary care professionals had gaps in their knowledge, highly variable views about this condition and lacked confidence in explaining and managing the condition [ 17].

Medical training was preferred over other categories of health professionals, leaving gaps in the production of nurses and midwives, for example, and with training of physiotherapists only initiated following the 2010 earthquake.

A lack of information exchange between healthcare professionals and gaps in the documentation about patients' cognitive function, mental orientation, medication charts, and advance directive status can also complicate the transfer of older patients to the ED [ 13].