Sentence examples for conservative physician from inspiring English sources

On Maude, Bain played a conservative physician and next-door neighbor, Dr. Arthur Harmon, who was frequently at political odds with the outspokenly liberal Maude but was best friends with Maude's husband, Walter.

WASHINGTON — On the 17th day of Senate debate on health legislation, it came down to this: A rock-ribbed conservative physician from Oklahoma squared off against a self-described democratic socialist from Vermont who was hoping for a full-throated debate on his proposal to establish a system of "Medicare for all".

His installation of public-health services aroused opposition from the medical faculty of Paris, led by the conservative physician Guy Patin; after the deaths of Richelieu (1642) and Louis XIII (1643), Renaudot was denied the right to practice medicine in Paris (1644).

Harvey's theory of circulation was opposed by conservative physicians, but it was well established by the time of his death.

Unfortunately I believe it will take another 5 to 10 years until the prospective studies are strong enough to convince the most conservative physicians of the benefits of this amazing vitamin, so that all Americans and all people of the world can benefit from what many of us see as a necessary dose of this very important vitamin.

Risk of addiction was no barrier to most pharmacists to dispense opioids, but conservative physicians and nurses and the concerns of pharmacists for adverse effects were reported as barriers to opioid dispensing [ 28].

This is likely a conservative estimate, as physicians are known to consistently overestimate life expectancy in people with advanced cancer[ 7], and where life expectancy was not documented we assumed it was greater than 12 weeks.

Second, the dichotomization of the dependant variable ("strongly agree" and "agree" versus all others) was a conservative choice and physicians who answered "somewhat agree" were considered as having a neutral opinion, not a positive one.

But the story is perhaps their most conservative: a small-town physician (Claybourne Elder) drifts through life, only to get caught in the corrupting glare of the big city.

A renowned Johns Hopkins physician and conservative folk hero, Carson has capitalized on his lack of political experience, riding a wave of voter discontent up the Republican 2016 polls.

A reduction in the third most frequent cause of inappropriate stay ("conservative attitude of doctor") was attempted by using feedback to physicians.