Sentence examples for research practitioner from inspiring English sources

Access to this type of specialised research knowledge is not necessarily easily available to the research practitioner, or even to researchers within specific research organisations.

CO is a Head Occupational Therapist, a research practitioner and an advisor to the College of Occupational Therapy (UK) in developmental co-ordination disorder.

The papers in this supplement have been produced by the Sexual Health and HIV Evidence into Practice (SHHEP) collaboration of international research, practitioner and advocacy organizations based in research programmes funded by the UK Department for International Development.

For decades labanotation was refined by research practitioners working in a variety of different movement disciplines, not only ballet and contemporary choreographies but dance of different styles and cultures as well as gymnastics and other sports, remedial exercises, and even zoological studies.

The paper concludes with implications of these findings for survey research practitioners and suggestions for future research.

Market research practitioners and their corporate clients are well aware of the need to create winning concepts.

In short, association rules, decision tree representation and attributes ranking technique collectively, can assist research practitioners and developers to focus more on the problematic characteristic.  .

At the same time, the urgent need of such evaluations and the benefits for policy-makers, research, practitioners and the public are explored.

In short, association rules, decision tree representation and attributes ranking technique collectively, can assist research practitioners and developers to focus more on the problematic characteristic.

Its mission is to promote human health by providing a forum for communication and cross-fertilization among basic, translational, and clinical research practitioners and trainees from all relevant established and emerging disciplines.

A strong alliance between research team members, the chief investigator, surgeon 'gatekeepers' and research practitioners, is essential to maximise recruitment.