Sentence examples for sum professional from inspiring English sources

In sum, professional juries are still out on the optimal postpartum LOS for women who have uncomplicated deliveries.

In sum, all professional groups felt that discharge arrangements corresponded well with their professional interests and here doctors and nurses, especially, saw a direct connection.

An overview of the outcomes of the implementation process is provided in Table 3. ZWIP = Health and Welfare Information Portal; an = 46; bn = 24; cn = 42; dn = 117; en = 29; fas some professionals were involved in the network of more than one general practice, the total number of professionals is less than the sum of professionals in all general practices; gn = 273; hn = 167.

Summing up: professional 'supportive care' by midwives appears to be helpful, preventing caesarean and operative delivery.

Footballers' contracts could not be regarded as ordinary employment contracts, he claimed, since clubs had a property right in a player's registration, often having invested a large sum in a professional's development.

Mr. Collins has a little aphorism that lately seems to sum up his professional life, which kicked off around 15 years ago on the production staff of Jodie Foster's film "Little Man Tate": be careful what you want, for you will surely get it.

The chairmen, who between them have pumped a seven-figure sum into the professional game in Wales, feel they have no choice because, as things stand, there will be no Heineken Cup next season and Italy still have to confirm they will be taking part in the RaboDirect Pro12, a tournament that needs a new title sponsor.

"Scientific and technical human capital" (S&T human capital) has been defined as the sum of researchers' professional network ties and their technical skills and resources [Int. J. Technol. Manage. 22 (7–8) (2001) 636].

He offered D'Oliveira work as a coach for the SASF on an annual salary of £4,000 a vast sum for a professional cricketer at the time on the condition that he took up this role immediately at the end of the 1968 season, and thereby made himself unavailable for the MCC tour before selection took place.

In a sense, that sums up where professional women find themselves: able to make something of a difference, but not much of a world-changing impact.

Scale scores were summed for each professional and then aggregated to the team level, so that the potential range of the attitude and competence scale runs from 0 to 10. Finally, team leaders rated management steering on a 0 10-point scale.