Sentence examples for consultation upon from inspiring English sources
Agreement with patient organisations as to whether this should be a short in-person consultation upon request or specific time slots during the day would be preferable.
Additional SEM and PLM images and detailed EDS analysis are available for consultation upon request in the Scientific Research Department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Indeed, it is fundamental that in the case of scheduled hospitalization the GP is aware of the individual risk factors of the patient and records them appropriately so they are readily available for consultation upon admission.
This further argues for the importance of equipping EDs with a system that allows for remote neurology consultation upon acquisition of an EEG, particularly when adjustment of a drug regimen is required [25, 26].
Jacob, you were spoken to and duly commanded, when given the task of redemptive consultation upon your lone and lonely friend, Ebenezer Scrooge.
Before the law went into effect, cancer patients would be referred to Cardozo's clinic, which is the only fertility clinic in Rhode Island, but then would decline an initial consultation upon learning that their insurance wouldn't cover the appointment.
The only difficulty is finding the agreed-upon party called the Soviet Union to have the agreed-upon consultation.
"We will be making the case for an alternative approach during the forthcoming consultation, based upon the maintenance of London Met's mission and we will continue to fight in the interests of the university's staff and students".
Many service users commented that the care received within the out-of-hours service consultation impacted upon patients' health outcomes.
State Councilor Madame Wu Yi, who was elected chairperson of the consultation, called upon participants to draw up a "blueprint for the next generation".
Vigny's consultations enlarged upon his philosophy, formulated theories about the fate of man, and defined the principles that he thought should govern human conduct.
