Sentence examples for professional grouping from inspiring English sources

This paper exploits the interpretive content of city-based directories to demonstrate the emergence of "public accountants" as a professional grouping in England during the period 1800 1880, and it applies Andrew Abbott's The System of the Professions (1988) to explain the broader significance of that finding.

No statistical significant differences were found in obstacles to quitting by professional grouping or gender.

Professional grouping, a significant barrier discussed in the translational research literature, influenced past collaborations but not current or future collaborations, possibly through the mediation of network brokers.

As the group included a single physiotherapist and psychiatrist, we do not identify participants by professional grouping to maintain participants' anonymity.

The results were analysed by age bands and professional grouping as we wished to test whether either of these factors predetermined the level of computer use.

The disruptive potential of NPs as a new professional grouping lies in their significantly extended practice and impact within primary care [ 10], especially the operation of nurse-led clinics in the absence of GPs [ 11- 13].

"They're a professional group of players".

That's still twice the number professional groups suggest.

You can also join some of the LinkedIn professional groups.

Join young professional groups at their social events.

We're not the most professional group," Wahlberg says proudly.