Sentence examples for collaborating consultants from inspiring English sources

Units with special problems such as critical care units can be targeted for ethics liaison services, which have the advantage of familiarizing staff with clinical ethics consultation and for recognizing them as collaborating consultants rather than as ethics "police," who are the very last resort for mediating conflict [ 8].

Patients attending clinics of the collaborating consultants, apart from those who have been specifically excluded (see below), were approached while waiting for their out-patient appointments and given the short form of the Health Anxiety Inventory (HAI)[ 13], a rating scale of 14 questions that takes 5-10 minutos to complete.

Experience in collaborating with consultants, technical detailing and problem-solving, specifications research and in obtaining regulatory approval is required.

Other UCSD researchers, both students and faculty members, have collaborated in the analysis of morphological and phonological phenomena; and several community members have collaborated as consultants, authors, and creators of documentation and analysis.

Instead, many architects collaborate with consultants for BPS uptake.

Several researchers collaborated as consultants at different stages of the study.

She has published a book and articles on social mobilization in network cultures and collaborates as consultant with NGOs and organizations focusing on Youth, media and public engagement.

One of the new cocktails at the Parish, which is collaborating with drinks consultants Proprietors LLC: Elijah Craigslist, made with Elijah Craig 12-year bourbon, Lustau East India Solera sherry, Amaro Nonino and Miracle Mile candy cap bitters.

We obtained 432 blood samples from two series of PrCa Patients via consultants collaborating in the Cancer Research UK (formerly Cancer Research Campaign /British Prostate Group CRC/BPG UK Prostate Familial Cancer Studydescribedibyd by Eeles, 1999) and from the Royal Marsden NHS Trust RMNHSTT) PrCa clinic.

It is hereby proposed that alongside technical barriers, additional non-technical barriers may arise when architects and consultants collaborate as a consequence of worldview differences.

I am particularly interested in how Chilean urban planners collaborated with French consultants and in how the metro's history illuminates shifting visions of national progress.