Sentence examples for combined practice from inspiring English sources

The combined practice serves over 600,000 patients at 35 clinical sites.

The AH professions are diverse, with mixed public, private or combined practice settings.

Residents were fairly specific about their desires of an outpatient, inpatient or combined practice.

We calculated rates by sex, age group, and travel destination using the combined practice populations for 2003 as the denominator and used the Poisson distribution to calculate 95% confidence intervals (CI).

Ten Spearhead (areas defined as those in the bottom fifth for three out of five selected health indicators) primary care trusts (termed 'sites') participated in the first wave of the programme, comprising 111 practices with a combined practice population of 630 000 and >343 whole-time-equivalent GPs.

The Giants will have a rare combined practice with the Jets during the teams' summer training at a neutral site -- West Point -- on Aug. 8.

Its use by Sufi saints such as Bābā Farīd (flourished late 12th century) and various poets of the Natha tradition (which combined practices from Buddhism, Shaivism, and Hatha Yoga in an effort to reach immortality) also increased its popularity.

PF/PP: Combined practice-level and patient-level intervention.

Our program is designed to train physicians primarily for academic positions which combine practice with research (laboratory, clinical or epidemiological).

So far, the 2009 figures combining practice rounds and the first round stand at 43,500, up 3,500 from 1994, the last time the Open was here.

It is not easy to combine practice at the Bar or in a big city solicitor's firm with family and other responsibilities.