The phrase "a gp which" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error, possibly intended to be "a gap which" or "a group which."
Example: "There is a gap which needs to be addressed in our research."
Alternatives: "a gap that" or "a group that."
The differences were markedly greater in relation to seeing or not seeing a GP than the mean number of consultations, with differences ranging from 5% more seeing a GP to 28% more seeing a GP, which are material differences.
Possible explanations for this finding include: Gold Card holders made more visits to a GP – which we have discounted; GPs wrote more scripts per visit; and/or lower cost pharmaceuticals were prescribed.
Since Equation (5) is true for any s ∈ ℕ, it follows that the function outputs, f(x), conditioned on the observations, y, define a GP, which is referred to as the GP posterior.
De Block previously had 15 years' experience working as a GP, which is doubtless a key reason why she has been awarded the post.
As a result, up to £300m more will be spent on cancer diagnostics every year by 2020-21, so anyone with suspected cancer will be diagnosed within a maximum of 28 days of being referred by a GP, which experts say could help save 11,000 lives a year.
The catalyst for introducing Skype into the practice emerged as a by-product of the need to find a way of cutting their two to three-week waiting list to see a GP, which was forcing people to walk the five minutes to the A&E at Manchester Royal Infirmary for treatment.
Another 8% may opt to become a locum GP, which means they can choose how many days they work.
At the end of this section we show that a combination of features and heuristic rules can be presented in a form of a syntax tree of GP, which provides a framework for generalization of masking.
Among ED participants, one of the major reasons cited for choosing the ED was the expected longer wait to see a general practitioner (GP), which may support the finding that convenience was a major factor in selecting the site of treatment, or that participants may have thought it was urgent, or both.
All participants were registered with a general practitioner (GP), which is typical for Scotland.
These included: sex, age, educational attainment, perceived life stress, sense of community belonging, and having a regular general practitioner (GP), which served as a proxy for health service utilization.
