Sentence examples similar to professional par from inspiring English sources

The first aim of the study is to examine whether an extended multi-professional PAR intervention, based on SDT, is effective in increasing and maintaining the self-reported physical activity level in patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes or hypertension or both.

He was "the professional witness par excellence of the phenomenon we call modernism in its overall historical and cultural context".

The group says that, as administrator BDO had stated that Dunfermline's funds had "run dry", all present fund-raising is going towards helping "three highly experienced financial professionals within Pars United" who are "working closely with the club's administrator to determine the additional 'working capital' that DAFC requires so it can trade until the end of July".

Tina was a professional home maker par excellence, a spectacular grandma, and a selfless giver never a taker.

One advantage it had was that Indian educational institutions were offering good courses in computer engineering and the country was creating computer professionals on a par with the rest of the world.

In the 30 years he has done theater in Connecticut, Mr. Mancini said, he has seen and been part of many shows that were on a par with professional performances.

Although Woods hasn't won a major championship since 2008, and hasn't finished a professional golf tournament under par in over a year, he is still, to most sports fans, the Muhammad Ali of the teeing grounds and the Baryshnikov of the putting greens.

On the contrary, the standards at which young dancers in this country and abroad are performing can be outstanding and on a par with professional companies, with the added exuberance and freshness that younger artists can bring, as our new annual Apex Rising youth dance festival, which just opened Sadler's Wells autumn/winter season, aims to illustrate.

Specifically, the system has a "word error rate" of 5.9percentt, on par with professional human transcribers.

This surpasses the 5.9% error rate reached last year by a group of researchers from Microsoft Artificial Intelligence and Research and puts its accuracy on par with professional human transcribers who have advantages like the ability to listen to text several times.

In a third round that will become part of golf lore, Woods, the world's No. 1 player, endured his worst round as a professional, a 10-over-par 81 that dropped him to six over par for the tournament, tied for 67th, 11 strokes behind the third-round leader, Ernie Els, who shot a one-over 72.