Sentence examples for demarcation between primary and from inspiring English sources

The demarcation between primary and secondary sellers can blur.

Hospital services must be part of the out-of-hospital solution, with their clinicians increasingly working in the community and the old demarcations between primary, community and acute services being taken down.

This study suggests that patients do not see a clear demarcation between the primary care and commercial sectors, and that the referral from the GP and subsequent clinical assessments (undertaken as part of a randomised controlled trial) frame patient experience of this community-based intervention to strengthen the focus on health benefits.

Such questions presuppose a clean line of demarcation between the real and the fake, and in matters of the spirit that line can never be fixed.

On the historical frontier, the demarcation between lawman and outlaw was always rather blurred.

Odd Thomas Dean Koontz HarperCollins, £15.99, pp388 There used to be a clear demarcation between crime and horror fiction.

There was no demarcation between old and new, no sense of shifting gears.

In Germany, there is also no clear demarcation between unionized and nonunionized companies.

Nevertheless, a sharp demarcation between disease and health is not always apparent.

There was a very clear line of demarcation between good and evil, you see? Black was good; white was bad.

"The big demarcation between science and business in the UK just doesn't exist in the US," says Scarbrough.