Sentence examples for professionals refers from inspiring English sources

Trauma, as defined by mental health professionals, refers to contact with actual or threatened harm, injury or violence directly or indirectly (that is, by witnessing an event or learning that such an event has occurred to a loved one).

Students are offended that these providers refer to themselves as "physicians"; medical students view their own training as "superior" to that of the naturopathic providers and find it insulting and misleading that another group of professionals refers to themselves as physicians.

Healthcare professionals refer to the firm as an "essential component" of the NHS.

Hadwin went on at length about university-trained professionals, referring to them as "an incestuous breed of insidious manipulators".

Black professionals refer to the office as "the franchise," the counterweight to the economic power of New Orleans's white elite.

Health professionals refer to them as "permanent patients," trussed in red tape and essentially living in hospitals already operating on thin margins.

Professionals referred to normative meanings four times more often than the public.

Our results show that in both studies, obstetricians and other healthcare professionals referred a large number of women.

Her body, with its propensity to store what medical professionals refer to as "belly fat," is rubelike in its inelegance.

During the focus groups, professionals referred to speech-generating devices.

Some health professionals referred to a lack of openness from the TCs, which limited collaboration with other colleagues.