Sentence examples for representative of the professions from inspiring English sources

Hence our findings may not be representative of the professions' view at large.

Furthermore, the small number of nurse practititoner and district nurse respondents means that results relating to these occupational groups may be less representative of the professions as a whole.

However, this means that each professional group was represented by only one focus group one so the findings are not generalisable or representative of the professions involved in this research.

Certainly, I wouldn't hold up Thomson as the supreme modern representative of the profession.

In fact, the tiny number of female designers at the top isn't at all representative of the profession at large, which is now dominated by women.

The results emerged from an online questionnaire answered by nearly a quarter of women lawyers working at the bar; their age and ethnicity were broadly representative of the profession.

But many defense lawyers said they were already careful in negotiating plea deals, and that the actions of the lawyers in the cases considered by the court were exceptional and hardly representative of the profession.

We do not know if the views of the seven dermatopathologists were representative of the profession as a whole, but it was beyond the scope of this exercise to investigate further.

The jirga organisers say Muslim clerics, as well as representatives of the professions, members of parliament, merchants and nomads, will attend, adding that a quarter of the seats are reserved for women.

Ten team members were purposively sampled to include representatives of the professions in the team (GPs, nurses, administrative staff).

All repecting the Guidelines and recommendations resulting from the study of the scientific evidence that in the last two years involved authoritative representatives of the profession, scientific societies and organizations representing national.