Sentence examples for trained practitioner from inspiring English sources

She is an "Elderflower", a specially trained practitioner who uses clowning techniques to enhance the quality of life of dementia patients.

According to a large new study in the journal Pediatrics, the short answer is yes — in the hands of a trained practitioner.

("Thorough" is defined as palpation of the area from the collarbone to the bottom of the rib cage, one dime-size area at a time, at three levels of pressure just below the skin, the mid-breast, and up against the chest wall by a specially trained practitioner for a period not less than five minutes per breast).

("Thorough" is defined as palpation of the area from the collarbone to the bottom of the rib cage, one dime-size area at a time, at three levels of pressure — just below the skin, the mid-breast, and up against the chest wall — by a specially trained practitioner for a period not less than five minutes per breast).

Nor could one trained practitioner have authority over another in resolving interpretive disputes about how to execute the ritual, e.g., about how to apply the terms found in ritual texts to concrete real-time behaviors.

Ayurvedic medicine should be used under the supervision of a trained practitioner -- some may be harmful, particularly if used improperly.

Much treatment will be carried out by scantily trained practitioners.

This optimism is not shared by Chris Igoe, assistant director of the Restorative Justice Council, which represents trained practitioners.

There were three main sources of injury: infection, which might lead to soreness or scarring; poorly trained practitioners injecting fillers into the wrong place; or allergic reaction, for which medical training was necessary, he said.

Figures from the Research Council for Complementary Medicine show that 10percentnt of all medical consultations are with non-medically trained practitioners and market research indicates that at least a quarter of the population has tried one form of alternative medicine.

Nothing risks the integrity of the field more than a lot of poorly trained practitioners.