Sentence examples for different consultants from inspiring English sources

Those with multiple conditions may find it particularly difficult, as information on them is often held by different consultants.

DP World's animal relocation project comes under its £50m environmental programme, which is looked after by 17 different consultants.

One is to compare the advice provided by many different consultants and academics, and then pick the best.

It illustrates the bottom-line developer mentality at work: carve up a project into components, hire different consultants for each, bring architects in at the last possible moment to design a building skin that will look nice in renderings, then bring in a construction manager to slice the budget and ensure that the poor building will stand up for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

She acknowledged how hard it must be for a newly qualified doctor and explained some practical aspects of my job that could never be learned in medical school, like how to order blood tests and X-rays, and the culture of the ward and peculiarities of the different consultants' work styles.

When we calculated the percentage of significantly different consultants' judgments from the corresponding LRs in subgroups of findings from history, physical examination, and laboratory/imaging findings, we observed comparable percentages for findings of history (6 out of 8: 75.0%), physical examination (10 out of 14: 71.4%), and laboratory/imaging (6 out of 8: 75%).

Using Fishers exact test with patients preference as a dichotomous outcome (same or different consultant), our results did not differ significantly between genders or those who had previously been exposed to inpatient care or not.

Roll on six weeks, and I was observed again by a different consultant – and this time my lesson was graded inadequate.

In the course of this project, the client quite obviously developed a crush on a McKinsey associate consultant, before lamenting to a different consultant that the object of her crush was "too conventional".

The day after we were given the diagnosis, a different consultant came into Yasmin's room and told us that "the good news" that ALL was the most curable kind of childhood cancer and Yasmin's prognosis was 85 per cent for a complete cure.

This is so that delegates are not confused by the variety of surgical techniques and preferences among different consultant trainers.