Sentence examples for consultation of the same from inspiring English sources

By histological assessment, the tumor was originally diagnosed as "glomangioma" according to biopsy, "proliferative giant cell tumor of tendon sheath" according to tumor sections, and finally "PMTMCT" by consultation of the same HE staining section one year after surgery.

For exact dates there was evidence in the GP records of a consultation on the same date or within the proscribed time window for 32/37 866%) consultations.

When comparing the dates in the patient questionnaires with those in the GP records, there was evidence in the records of a consultation on the same date or within a proscribed time window for 32/37 866%) consultations; for estimated dates there was evidence for 23/37 consultations (62%).

This will enable a more detailed examination of the ability of the scale to assess performance between consultations of the same doctor.

These standardised scenarios do not reflect real-world consultations of variable nature and content, and we believe these are the reasons why we find little variation between consultations of the same doctor.

Because the number of consultations with a familiarity-score of 1 (not at all/hardly familiar) and 2 (moderately familiar) was smaller than category 3 (very familiar), consultations with familiarity scores 1 were chosen first, followed by consultations of the same GP scoring 2 and 3 on familiarity.

We actually observed each of 3 internal medicine specialists from another small town during 10 consultations in a private practice setting and 10 consultations of the same three internal medicine specialists in a primary care setting and found that the results in both setting were very similar to those of the present study.

The number of consultations for the same type of bleeding was registered.

The secondary outcome measure was return to consultation, defined as requirement of new consultation for the same reason as the first one in primary care, either with a nurse or GP, within a 7-day period.

The secondary outcome measure was return to consultation, defined as requirement of new consultation for the same reason as the first one, in primary care within a 7-day period.

The chance of occurrence of a follow-up consultation for the same problem was best predicted by patients' age.