Sentence examples for acps from inspiring English sources

Usually called advanced clinical practitioners (ACPs) or advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs), they are required to study for a master's qualification on top of their original training.

As ACPs stay in one area and develop specific skills related to that service, while junior doctors rotate across many different wards as part of their training, they help create a more stable clinical team.

ACPs undertake a two-year, part-time Masters degree in advanced professional practice at Sheffield Hallam University.

The trust now employs up to 80 ACPs across a range of services.

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS foundation trust has between 70 and 80 ACPs working across services like critical care, A&E and haematology.

As #ACPS superintendent, I asked a few teachers to share what makes connectedness worthwhile: @mkarpovich, chemistry teacher, began to flip her class last year.

Until now, the European Union has bought most of the Caribbean's sugar at two to three times the world price.Under a long-standing scheme, 18 former British and French colonies in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (dubbed ACP countries) export a fixed quota of sugar to the EU each year at the same price per tonne as Europe pays its own sugar growers.

Most ACP markets are just too small to excite such mercantile greed.More plausibly, the EU wants an exit from an outdated agreement that it no longer wants to defend at the WTO and that complicates its dealings with other developing economies (now eligible to enter into EPAs).

The products of [66] are crotonyl-S-ACP and water.

The formation of butyryl-S-ACP [67] completes the first of several cycles, in each of which one molecule of malonyl coenzyme A enters via reaction [62] and [63b].

In subsequent cycles, each of which adds two carbon atoms to the molecule via 64], successively longer β-oxoacyl-S-ACP derivatives are produced.