Sentence examples for but also to patients from inspiring English sources

Not only do residents see patients belonging to the interventional cardiology service, but also to patients from the heart failure service.

By taking advantage of economies of scale and specialized expertise, DSOs are able to provide a host of benefits, not just to dentists, but also to patients.

Interventional radiologists act as clinical gatekeepers ensuring that the design of Guidelines involves multidisciplinary practice, collaboration of a large number of diverse stakeholders and robust education, not only across the healthcare community but also to patients, the public and media.

Correlation is not the only issue facing the amalgamation of combined data sets; other issues include the dissemination and communication of the wealth of information contained in such data sets to not only medical professionals but also to patients and a lay audience.

This is of great concern not only to physicians but also to patients.

We performed eIF2B GEF activity assays in cells from 63 patients presenting with different clinical forms and eIF2B mutations in comparison to controls but also to patients with defined leukodystrophies or CACH/VWM-like diseases without eIF2B mutations.

We hypothesized that this variation may be related not only to knee OA but also to patient characteristics.

Notably, expression of NTRK1 is not only correlated to prognosis, but also to patient age: younger patients have higher NTRK1 levels than older patients.

There is a large variability in methodology when measuring component alignment following TKA, and further studies are required to investigate optimal component placement, not only with respect to implant survival but also to patient-reported outcomes following primary TKA.

The authors attributed the variability of caspofungin pharmacokinetics not only to the effect of supportive therapies such as fluid loading, haemodialysis and catecholamines but also to patient-specific parameters such as albuminaemia, organ dysfunction and weight.

This applies not only to psychiatric patients but also to medical patients, and clinicians should be cautious of discriminating against psychiatric patients by presuming incapacity.