Sentence examples for respective professional from inspiring English sources
When the Americans are finished here, most of them will return home to their respective professional clubs.
Music, literature, politics, and sport, for instance, can all be shaped by anyone who consumes, creates, or critiques them – not just by their respective professional classes.
As representatives of our respective professional organisations, we were well placed to provide sound, evidence-based advice using the extensive resources available through our networks.
This underutilization of the respective professional intervention results in increased water logging disaster and pluvial flooding that is inundated for several days.
The paper remains without so much as an erratum, and none of its authors – many of whom are educators and prominent members of their respective professional societies – have been disciplined".
Dr. William Winkenwerder Jr., assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, told reporters that the new policy favoring the use of psychologists over psychiatrists was a recognition of differing positions taken by their respective professional groups.
Consequently, these findings are relevant for the conversational practice of the respective professionals working in those settings.
It just means that at the high-end of each specialty the respective professionals are all equally technically competent, thereby able to deliver the same high-quality solutions.
These shape the information that respective professionals need to do their work; how easily the provision of, or access to, this information relates to established working processes; and whether their culture focuses on the patient's immediate clinical condition or their wider social context.
The participants were selected by a simple random sampling technique among the respective health professional categories.
The combined use of the patient version with its respective healthcare professional version will help capture the complexity of the clinical decision-making process and thus of its dynamic and reciprocal nature.
