Sentence examples for professional population from inspiring English sources

"There's a young professional population of every ethnic group," Mr. Garcia said, "and a noticeable, huge increase in the gay population".

In fall 2016, the academic professional population totaled 1,442, including 764 professional researchers (the majority, 447, were postdoctoral research associates), 165 professional specialists, 74 professional librarians, and 439 visitors.

And what's really interesting is that in this professional population - the academic population - we've decided on a value system in terms of what is ethical to do to people who are active participants of a study, and people who are passive participants or non-participants of a study.

It's certainly a city of geeks - Pärson has heard that half the professional population are computer programmers.

That approach no longer makes sense, particularly for a club that struggles to attract fans from the city's growing young professional population.

But the city has found increased revenue and cachet by catering to DC's transient, professional population, which flits from one hip area to the next.

They are cities with universities, large professional populations, and relatively high disposable income.

The aim of this study was to test the usefulness of an infographic in the translation of knowledge about health information from a Cochrane systematic review to lay and professional populations in comparison to a plain language summary (PLS) and scientific abstract (SA).

Her secondary focus is on promoting career resilience in diverse professional populations.

Table 5 shows the mean Euclidean distances of the decisions made by the three allocator types in the two professional populations, based on the allocated payoffs including the allocator's.

While the samples are relatively large, they are probably not representative of the respective professional populations.