Sentence examples for a change of services from inspiring English sources

More than 50 professors and consultants at Scotland's largest cancer hospital have warned patients could be put at risk by a change of services.

In the past, the police union had pressed for a change of service weapon, Soulsby and former union officials said.

I have been part of a considerable change of service for community dentistry and I am particularly proud to be a part of that change.

One of the most popular cafes "Циферблат" even opened one more cafe, not in Moscow but in Manchester, and it shows that there is a big change of service business, which became more oriented at people, rather than just their money.

A difference of 5% in the change of services between medical record audits and administrative data was considered clinically important.

This would allow direct service to points west of New Haven without a change of trains, and maybe even service to New York without a stop in New Haven.

Detecting changes of concepts, such as a change of customer preference for telecom services, is very important in terms of prediction and decision applications in dynamic environments.

29 30 In brief, the current study aims to establish a change of practice in mental healthcare services for adults through implementing a family-focused assessment form and the intervention Child Talks as a routine service in adult mental healthcare.

A review into the treatment of NHS whistleblowers has called for a change of culture in the health service in England.

A 1% change in first year mortality resulted in a very small change of service output, less than or equal to 0.1% in all five scenarios.

It now offers coast-to-coast service using a change of planes in Nashville.