Sentence examples for consultation not only from inspiring English sources

"We drafted it together…major [part of the] protocol development was in consultation not only with the WHO, it was consulted with some scientists, particularly from Thailand" (WHO country representative 2000 2007).

"If the Clinton administration were bent on sabotaging the ABM treaty and strategic arms control," she told an international arms-control conference, "we have surely gone about it in a strange way -- in the open, with care and in consultation not only with Congress, but after extensive discussions with our allies and other countries, Russia and China emphatically included".

In advanced lung cancer, early PC consultation not only results in fewer ED presentations and hospitalisations but also improved survival when compared to their more aggressively treated counterparts [39].

Belgian Interuniversity Curriculum – communication skills training should have an impact on residents' BBN skills during a simulated patient consultation not only on communication contents but also on the BBN process.

As the line between euthanasia and other end-of-life decisions is not always clear to attending physicians and their patients, it can be beneficial to have a service which provides consultation not only in the context of euthanasia but also concerning all medical aspects of the end of life.

Mr. Tykwer in turn -- before, during and after the shooting -- had long and, he says, fruitful consultations not only with Mr. Piesiewicz but also with Mr. Minghella and his producing partner, the American director Sidney Pollack.

CECs provide clinical consultations not only to clinicians, staff, patients, and families, but also establish and oversee institutional guidelines and procedures that involve ethical concerns [ 22].

These findings in patients receiving intravenous antibiotic therapy show that ID consultations not only improve patient's outcome but may also result in substantial cost reductions since clinical failure was significantly associated with larger length of hospitalization.

One should note, however, that given the structure of the DES model, indicators of accessibility and productivity in Table 2 are related - for example, if each GP provides a higher level of consultations, not only his/her productivity increases, but also accessibility as measured by waiting times for consultations is expected to decrease.

The diabetes and hypertension consultation provides not only laboratory testing, a clinical consultation, but also education, psychological counselling and community support.

The fact is, that not talking about sexual symptoms during a consultation, may not only be denying clients support and help but also denying health professionals a full picture of the clients' condition.