Sentence examples for civilian practice from inspiring English sources

The battlefields of the 20th century stimulated the progress of surgery and taught the surgeon innumerable lessons, which were subsequently applied in civilian practice.

Their report was published in 1924, with the object of collating the practical experience gained during the war "in a form in which they can be applied to the treatment of spinal lesions met with in civilian practice".

The Mangled Extremity Severity Score (MESS) was introduced by Johansen et al. [20] in 1990 based on a retrospective review of 26 mangled lower limbs in civilian practice.

She entered civilian practice first in Washington DC and then in Rhode Island where for ten years she was a pediatrician/partner in private practice.

Over the next three years he was stationed at Fort Walsh, Calgary, and Fort MacLeod; it was in this last town that he left the NWMP to set up a civilian practice in 1885.

Much discussion has been generated recently regarding the translation of this evidence to civilian practice as there is no published evidence.

Therefore, advances in both mitigating and treating the effects of IEDs could benefit not just military medicine and force protection but also civilian medical practice and counter-IED technologies.

It has been well described in the literature, with the usual causes in civilian orthopaedic practice due to polytrauma in combination with traumatic brain (TBI) or spinal cord injury (SCI), and less frequently with total hip replacement, oncology, and internal fixation of acetabular and elbow fractures.

The letter also says the NSA or any military agency should not be allowed to have a central role in civilian cybersecurity practices.

The center was established to boost civilian morale and practice air raid drills.

So now in civilian life, the practice of mindfulness is your body armor to help you get through".