Sentence examples for professions I from inspiring English sources

This proportion did not markedly differ across professions (i.e. GP vs ENT) or pathology (i.e. acute vs chronic tinnitus).

In Switzerland, chiropractors are among one of five government-recognized medical professions (i.e. human medicine, chiropractic medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, and pharmacology) [ 16, 30].

The trainees announced their names and professions ("I do insurance and investment," "music teacher," "I own two laundry shops") and then laughed.

Having spent my life in law and academe — two meritocratic professions — I can attest that one's path is already laid out on the day that one graduates.

"Of course Greece needs reform, but if we are talking about the opening of closed professions, I wouldn't start with hairdressers but media owners.

As a doctor and a writer, who does not discriminate between the two professions, I find his journey between all his worlds an absolute inspiration.

A distinction is made between the intention to leave a job or profession (i.e., turnover intention) and actual turnover.

"Normal" here covertly means wear that does not denote an outdoor or trades profession, i.e., not blue collar.

The fourth included three levels of profession (i.e. staff nurse, physician, respiratory therapist) as the between-subjects effect.

Other papers have also concluded the use of the ICF in clarifying team roles [ 13] or for that of an individual profession, i.e. physiotherapy [ 19].

The gender distribution of students (2 males, 47 females) was consistent with that of the SLP profession (i.e., few males in comparison to females).