Sentence examples for appointments determined from inspiring English sources

When David and I returned to New York, I registered at a fertility clinic and started what often feels like an endless cycle of tests and appointments, determined to do whatever I could to succeed.

Three hundred of them will be given morning or afternoon vaccination appointments, determined by their gender.

So I decided to stop by a theater or two on my way to an appointment, determining beforehand that I would not pay more than $40.

The postdoc and supervisor agree in writing on the terms of the appointment, determining together which of two official statuses, Postdoctoral Fellow (PDF) or Postdoctoral Assistant (PDA), is more appropriate.

The timing and frequency of prenatal appointments is determined by personal, social, organisational and environmental factors.

The number and frequency of appointments are determined by the chiropractor and patient, guided by responses to a modified version of the Measure Yourself Medical Outcome Profile [[ 44],[ 45]].

Not all patients were given follow-up visits; appointments were determined based on diagnosis at initial assessment, treatments provided and availability of test results.

Although aging doctors had worked longer than non-aging village doctors, it did not ensure them being appointed as directors of village clinics, since the appointment is determined by many factors such as their relationship with the THCs and the capacity to accomplish the public health and other workloads allocated by local governments.

(COMMENT: Cabactulan, though perhaps somewhat nave about the particular issues likely to confront him in his role as the President of the NPT Review Conference, clearly was pleased with his appointment and determined to make the RevCon a success.

After making a splash at Duke, he returned to Brazil -- maintaining his Duke appointment -- determined to use science as an agent of social transformation.

When I told my doctor about the error during our appointment, she determined that my chart should have said "anorexic" ― the medical term for loss of appetite.