Sentence examples for appointments specifically from inspiring English sources

He recommends that patients make appointments specifically for headaches.

A prettily appointed Thai massage place in the heart of Thai Town, Siam Classic specializes in traditional Thai massage, with options of Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone and sports massage, as well as appointments specifically designed for pregnant women and kids.

Other studies have suggested that some patients make appointments specifically to get vaccinated [ 8].

The approach involves using a registry to identify patients eligible for PSA screening and proactively outreaching to these patients by mail and telephone in order to schedule appointments specifically intended to facilitate meaningful discussions with medical providers about the risks and benefits of screening.

Or let's say you make a doctor's appointment specifically for a preventive service or test, but during the course of the visit you are treated for an unrelated problem, like flu or minor injury, Ms. Stoll said.

To make an appointment specifically for a speech/presentation/PowerPoint/hybrid report consultation, please be sure to choose "Speech/PowerPoint/Reading Deck Report" in the "I need help with" field on the "Meet With Consultant" page.

"In short, there is no serious argument that Special Counsel Mueller's appointment violates the Appointments Clause specifically or the separation of powers generally," writes Conway.

KTAs were appointments made specifically to CLAHRC [ 21].

However, psychosocial support or educational information out with regular breast cancer screening appointments (unless specifically requested) are not routinely provided for long-term attendees of many familial breast cancer clinics, including the South East Scotland familial breast cancer clinic in Edinburgh.

In this paper we review the literature on appointment policies, specifically in terms of the objective function commonly used and the assumptions made about the behavior of demand.

Every subject meeting the inclusion criteria had an appointment scheduled specifically according to her menstrual cycle: one of the first 6 days of menstruation for women with identifiable menstrual cycles, and any day at their convenience for women with irregular menstrual cycles, i.e. the period interval more than 2 months.