Sentence examples for central specialist from inspiring English sources

FFPE from the primary cancer was subsequently retrieved from the local pathology department, paired with the prospectively collected recurrent breast cancer FFPE block, and sent for central specialist pathologist review by CAP and LBJ.

Hospitals of differing capability work together to create a centralised system of stroke care 6 in which patients are taken to central specialist units rather than the nearest hospital.

Interestingly, the results obtained centrally from our study were almost identical to those obtained by the BRITS, probably because in that study, samples from both the primary tumor and the recurrence were sent to a central specialist pathologist to be analyzed.

Such reactions are easily explained, said Prof Filip Reyntjens, a central Africa specialist at Antwerp University.

"Power has crossed a psychological threshold," said Vitaly Ponomaryov, Central Asian specialist at Memorial, a respected Russian human rights group.

According to Mr Roy, the Central Asian specialist in Paris, the Soviet regime was anxious to destroy the pan-Islamic and pan-Turkish ideology promoted by Central Asian intellectuals in the early 20th century so it could introduce bolshevism more easily.

Those caught on camera include estate agents from high street chain Winkworth, central London specialist Marsh & Parsons which advertises itself under the slogan "The Only Way is Ethics", Domus Nova, Chard, and Bective Leslie Marsh which have been used by fashion designers and actors.

At each planned and unplanned visit to the general practice treatment will be adjusted with support of an internet-based asthma monitoring system supervised by a central coordinating specialist nurse.

The detail will interest mainly central European specialists.

My Central Asia-specialist friend Bruce Wannell put his own spin on it: "You want tarkhan, the mix of dried mulberries and walnuts used by Afghan fighters – it's the snack food that defeated the Russians".

That spells the end for council housing in central London – specialists estimate that 60% of Camden's housing stock and 70% of Islington's would qualify as "high value".