Sentence examples for experienced newly from inspiring English sources

The current climate is not great for social workers, whether experienced, newly qualified or in training; in fact it is pretty damn diabolical.

Hepatobiliary disorders were also reported frequently and a total of 38 patients experienced newly occurring or worsening cholelithiasis.

They found a trend that patients using tamoxifen who experienced newly emergent vasomotor symptoms (e.g. hot flushes, night sweats and cold sweats) had a lower recurrence rate, although these results were not statistically significant [ 20].

The risk of experiencing newly manifested depressive symptoms at follow-up is significantly higher among women, in the younger age group, among persons with limitations of daily living, among persons who had a stroke and in the low income group.

From what I experienced, the newly formed rebel army spent a lot of their time firing into the air or, optimistically, in what they thought was the direction of the enemy.

Thirty-one of 290 (10.7 %) patients had experienced 42 newly developed symptomatic secondary OVCFs.

At the next visit, the participants were asked to report whether they had experienced any newly occurring bothersome symptoms.

Pay for performance had no effect on the cumulative incidence of stroke, myocardial infarction, renal failure, heart failure, or all cause mortality in both treatment experienced and newly treated subgroups.

Furthermore, we did not find any statistically significant changes in the cumulative incidence of major hypertension related adverse outcomes or mortality after the implementation of pay for performance for the subgroups of treatment experienced and newly treated patients.

Our findings indicate that the parallel divergence experienced by newly sex-linked genomic regions in these groups represents an excellent system for studying the tempo of sex chromosome evolution.

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