Sentence examples for experienced in administering from inspiring English sources
Practitioners experienced in administering the whispered voice test (WVT) have previously shown high sensitivity and specificity.
As the CHWs were experienced in administering individual components of the package of care, the pilot tasks complemented the scope of services already provided by the trained CHWs.
Based on this feedback, we asked an expert group of physicians and physiotherapists experienced in administering acupuncture about which acupuncture points they preferred in the treatment of acute LBP.
All the nurses responsible for home-based chemotherapy administration and care of the enrolled patients are registered nurses who are trained and experienced in administering complex therapies, standard patient assessments and procedures, and recording clinical trial data into source documents or case report forms.
However, all physicians were equally proficient and experienced in administering all products and both the subject and physician satisfaction were similar for incobotulinumtoxinA and onabotulinumtoxinA.
In particular, Dr. Sewell and other experts said, doctors need time to build up experience in administering the smallpox vaccine while avoiding danger.
"This was something that was designed with good intention, but by someone who had no practical experience in administering elections," Mr. von Spakovsky said.
At the Jefferson Parish Council chambers in Harahan, he told a crowd of civic leaders and business people that he was there because his years of experience in administering compensation funds taught him a lesson.
But, he added, "when the mayor and City Council have an interest in the outcome of the election, how is that any better?" Mr. Kavanagh has sponsored a Constitutional amendment that would allow the Legislature to set qualifications — like experience in administering elections, for example — for members and for essential employees of the elections boards in the state.
While the fund raised millions of dollars, diluting the pool to cover the dead, the physically injured and those with emotional wounds might make payouts too small to be meaningful, according to experts who have experience in administering these funds.
