Sentence examples for reports of professional from inspiring English sources

Basiurski said the organisation had heard reports of professional players whose sexuality was a secret guarded inside the game: "We have anecdotal evidence that players are out within their clubs and don't have a problem.

There is underreporting of adverse events by both groups, but using either reports of professionals or patients would have yielded even fewer adverse event matches.

Darwin's On the Origin of Species is a nearly unique example of a report of professional scientific research of the highest calibre that at the same time is at least implicitly a polemic – as Darwin said, "one long argument" – on a public issue, the grounds of religious belief.

The algorithim was developed by sports scientists at Australian Catholic University's world-leading School of Exercise Science in response to the inadequacy of the current method of reporting of professional cricketers' workloads, which only takes into account the number of deliveries bowled and not the intensity and effort required to do so.

The 1970 publication of major league pitcher Jim Bouton's tell-all chronicle Ball Four is considered a turning point in the reporting of professional sports.

In this cohort, increasing values were observed between the ages of 12 and 18 with mean isometric extension values ranging between 20 and 30 Kgs, again seemingly consistent with this report of professional athletes.

But Mr. Rodriguez gave an interview yesterday in which he denied financial problems and said reports of his professional demise were not exactly right.

Yet, there were no significant improvement in nurses' reports of their professional self-concept.

But since there are so many different ways an M.M.A. match can end, including by tap out, the knockout proportion in M.M.A. competitions is less than "half of the reported 11.3 of professional boxing matches in Nevada," the M.M.A. study found.

Such findings offer little solace to any person, within the industry or outside of it, who would venture to report violations of professional or judicial misconduct on the part of lawyers and/or judges.

The Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) 49 Italian version 50 is a 22-item self-report measure of professional burnout.