Sentence examples for English practitioners from inspiring English sources

Austin Dobson was one of the more proficient English practitioners of the form.

Among the best English practitioners were John Gay and Alexander Pope, whose poem The Rape of the Lock (1714) is a masterpiece of the genre.

Poorly defined role of primary care physicians in screening services delivery and the need of a new re-definition of primary care activities have been evidenced even in a recent survey of English practitioners [ 31]; and screening data coming from French and Italian surveys were quite discouraging too [ 19- 23].

The foremost English practitioner was Isaac Gosset.

Phytotherapy entered the English language with its common definition in 1934, having been introduced by Eric Frederick William Powell, who was an English practitioner of herbalism and homeopathy.

To provide a rich description of current responses to concerns related to child maltreatment among a sample of English general practitioners (GPs).

Between 2004 and 2009, English general practitioners (GPs) received a financial incentive to administer a patient survey as part of the quality and outcomes framework.

In their survey of English general practitioners, Gravelle and Hole found that the average difference in hours per week worked between males and females was 11.8 hours [ 17].

A study of English general practitioners by Linsell and colleagues documents lower utilisation of x-ray tests and similar referral rates for primary care patients with chronic knee pain relative to patients reporting hip pain [ 52].

A simple observation published by an English general practitioner in the Lancet in 1961 cautioned that COC pill use is associated with venous thrombosis- which can lead to the potentially fatal pulmonary embolism.

Here we used a pragmatic approach; for each country we selected the type of physician that is indicated by the following terms (or their equivalent as translated into English): General Practitioner or Family Physician.