Sentence examples for astute doctors from inspiring English sources

Astute doctors could spot victims everywhere, even on city streets, by their telltale greasy skins and septic open mouths.

Derek: The doctor, this really astute doctor, sees some dark patches, dark splotches on my eyes, on my retina.

In 1854 an astute doctor noted a pattern in cholera cases that made it clear a waterborne pathogen was the cause; in 1865 Joseph Lister cut mortality by keeping operating rooms antiseptic; in the 1890s it dawned on the world that malaria, far from being due to the "bad air" that its name implies, was due to bugs.

The day after surgery I had dinner with my best friend Sanjeev; not only is he an astute doctor but also my medical advocate.

But if doctors are astute, they can swiftly perform emergency surgery to prevent more severe bleeding.

The debate often revolves around the relative importance that is placed on doctors being astute diagnosticians and treatment providers or whether they should be able to establish meaningful relationships with patients.

"(J ust as Pantaloon can never be anything but a ridiculous cuckold, Harlequin an astute servant and the Doctor a stupid pedant, in the same way Thauvin will never be anything but an ignoble traitor, Reinieres the moving image of passivity, Mazaud (short and arrogant like a cock) that of grotesque conceit…".

A few days ago, while analysing the expenses involved in the construction of three submarines of the Astute series, I said that with this money "75,000 doctors could be trained to look after 150 million people, assuming that the cost of training a doctor would be one-third of what it costs in the United States".

Chlimper, sometimes viewed as one of Popular Force's most astute and honorable leaders, eventually admitted handing over the USB but denied knowing it contained doctored evidence.

Astute move?

The strategy was astute.