Sentence examples for effects service from inspiring English sources
It seemed an obvious and easy extension to have a couple of my SW guys develop a program to open up access to that print hub to the early adopters on Apple PCs, and to later build a digital image sharing and photo effects service around that, but the strategy was on growing digital only where it was not potentially parasitic to film.
Stock imagery, video and music service Shutterstock today announced that it has acquired Rex Features, Europe's largest independent photo press agency, and PremiumBeat, a stock music and sound effects service that will compliment the company's recently launched Shutterstock Music service.
The SADL provides a global score reflecting overall satisfaction and four subscales addressing positive effects, service and cost, negative features, and personal image [ 39].
Thirty per cent of the cohort had not been seen in the hospital-based late effects service for more than 2 years and health problems may be underestimated in this group.
Of the 451 patients under hospital follow-up, 370 (82%) were followed up within the South East Scotland Late Effects Service, either by postal questionnaire follow-up (n=67, 17%) or clinic appointment (n=307, 83%).
Ideally, once the long-term survivor reaches adulthood, he/she should be transitioned into the appropriate adult late effects services.
To date, psychological provisions are lacking in late effects services and are rare in the primary care setting.
Early involvement of GPs in the late effects services will establish collaborations between the two teams and enable primary care physicians to become familiar with the surveillance programme.
Specialist nurses and therapy radiographers are increasingly engaged in the development and delivery of end of treatment, survivorship and late effects services.
If physicians joined with the social work profession — skillful in advocacy and cost-effect service delivery — the shared value base and blending of expertise could counter a national failure to put our children first.
Greater access to the federal courts will provide tools when seeking to prevent the transit of trade secrets out of the country and to effect service country-wide.
