Sentence examples for experience in heading from inspiring English sources

Although I had a considerable lack of experience in heading an office, what's more, building and coordinating a worldwide organization, my abilities and work seemed to be promising for the founders.

This text uniquely combines the collaboration between a clinician/surgeon and radiologist who share their extensive experience in head and neck ultrasound.

A 5th-year radiology resident and a senior radiologist with 35 years of experience in head and neck imaging read the high-resolution T2W gradient-echo sequence, blinded to the results of the T1W contrast-enhanced sequence.

The average number of years of teaching experience in Head Start for this group was 7 years (min = 2; max = 17; SD = 4); though many of these teachers had previous teaching experience outside of Head Start, which resulted in an average total number years of teaching experience of 11 years (min = 6; max = 23; SD = 5).

Moon had almost no experience in heads-up poker, which some commentators said factored into his loss against Cada in the final hours of the 2009 World Series.

The complexity in addressing oral health through dental care can be illustrated by the experience in Head Start.

The selection of patients was performed by Dr. L. W., who has 3 years of experience in head and neck radiology.

While there have been early studies on malignant melanomas in the head and neck (Morton et al, 1993), there is only limited experience in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.

Recently, other functional imaging techniques such as MRI diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) and CT perfusion imaging (CTP) have shown promise in detecting metastatic cervical LNs, and there is increasing experience in head and neck SCC.

MR images were reviewed independently by 2 radiologists blinded to clinical information: one with 30 years of expertise and the other with 5 years of experience in head and neck imaging.

Two experienced head and neck radiologists (Drs. X. L. and H. L., both with 8 years of experience in head and neck radiology), who were blinded to the final pathologic diagnosis and did not participate in the selection, separately evaluated the MR images.