Sentence examples for rates of professional from inspiring English sources

High rates of professional burnout syndrome have been found among health service professionals.

Saris compared the metabolic rates of professional cyclists while they were riding with those of a variety of animal species, and he created a kind of energy index — dividing daily expenditure of energy by resting metabolic rate.

Some teams were indeed bigger offenders than others: Brazil had one of the top rates of professional fouls (three and a half incidents per game), while Portugal, Chile, and Italy shared the highest rate of classic cheating (two incidents per game).

The last two biennial surveys of physicians by The Physicians Foundation have shown high rates of professional burnout.

[ 28] Why do the studies in the literature have such widely varying rates of professional help seeking for bereavement?

Maternal death is currently estimated at 350 per 100,000, partially a reflection of the low rates of professional support during birth.

The Danish study used the reimbursement tariffs of social insurance, hospital accounts, gross wage rates of professionals and amortization procedure to value direct costs [16].

Otherwise, high rates of professionals' turnover can undermine existing collaboration as key persons leave their positions [ 56, 57].

3 30 On the other hand, the observed increased gradients in age standardised mortality rates of professionals and managements from 1995 to 2000 might be attributable to the radical changes in socioeconomic conditions of the 1990s rather than to inherent characteristics of Japan's work environment.

The ranks of nonprofessional developers, Microsoft estimates, are growing at about 8percentto15percentcent a year, which is four or five times the growth rate of professional developers.

The aim of the present study is to recognize the rate of professional ethics components used by these faculty members in education.