Sentence examples for department experience from inspiring English sources

Marchitelli said the women players at Boston College had drawn the practice players into the entire women's athletic department experience.

The detectives, working closely with investigators from the Queens Homicide Task Force and the 103rd Precinct, have brought 10 years of department experience in the music world to the hunt for the killers of the 37-year-old D.J., whose real name was Jason Mizell.

Moreover, this is an Internal Medicine department experience.

Questions: What proportion of people who are managed by a primary-contact physiotherapy service in an emergency department experience adverse events?

So while the emergency department experience is positive, particularly for respiratory infections, we are still waiting for a large trial that evaluates PCT for this purpose in the critically ill, and until such trials have been completed, we must be cautious.

Last week, speaking from her office at the Washington consulting firm where she now works, she recalled the difficulties that her department experienced years ago when they tried to persuade legislators, including Mississippi Senator Trent Lott, that building on wetlands was environmentally risky.

Although Ms. Lancaster, the city's first female buildings commissioner, had been on shaky ground with the mayor for months as the long-troubled department experienced a series of embarrassing oversights and mistakes, Mr. Bloomberg did not decide that she should go until Monday.

Then, each PET bed was acquired for a period of 2 min. The voluntary MR examination was performed during the resting time after the injection of FDG, so the total time within the department experienced by the patient was not altered.

In a more recent study involving 101 consecutive patients with confirmed PE and echocardiographic signs of right ventricular overload, but without hypotension or shock, none of the patients with normal H-FABP (N = 87) on admission to the emergency department experienced clinical deterioration, required inotropic support, or died.

Initiation of TB treatment in those cases required assessment by at least two senior physicians from the department, experienced in TB care.

Respondents from the psychiatric department experienced the highest overall level of patient-initiated aggression.