Sentence examples for basic department from inspiring English sources

A report by the state child advocate's office shows that caseworkers are poorly trained and unfamiliar with basic department policies.

When the freeboard for vessel is being assigned, the procedure is to compare a basic department for transport (DfT) standard ship with the new design about to enter service.

Although you don't need an expensive telescope to catch a glimpse of Saturn during its opposition, your view will be drastically improved with a basic department store model.

With the health budget of Pakistan being 2.6% of the GDP (WHO 2011), the perception is correct, as diversion of already meager resources to establish new labs and teachers' training would rather be spent on other basic departments that need much improvement.

Is it better to work with someone in a basic science department or a clinical department?

Second, our H/NP course is offered by a basic science department rather than a clinical department, which likely allows for a heightened level of critical analysis of supplements from a mechanistic and side effect point of view [ 5].

An HEE briefing paper on the hospital, written after that inspection, said its inspectors had found worrying evidence of "paucity of effective clinical leadership; culture of bullying; extreme workload; deficiencies in basic emergency department equipment; [and] deficiencies in basic emergency department comptencies amongst trust doctors".

"Graduates from our group can not only go to a basic science department, they could go to a medical school clinical department, and there's a lot of interest in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, especially in the Bay area," says Flannery.

At the present time, most physician-scientists who work in academia are in clinical departments rather than basic science departments.

Nothing is missing in the basic features department (torch, radio, limited browser) except predictive text: a baffling omission that will infuriate many.

My scientific interests were broader but shallower than those of most of my colleagues in a top-rated basic biochemistry department.