Sentence examples for expertise of general from inspiring English sources

There's lots of talk about the nominations received by directors, actors, feature films, and even screenplays, but very little about the technical nominees, largely because the skills seem, well, technical, and therefore (presumably) a little outside the expertise of general viewers.

However, a reported negative side effect of this transfer of care is that the expertise of general practitioners in diabetes care is decreasing [ 16].

There is also a need to strengthen the palliative expertise of general practitioners (GPs) who visit the nursing homes and are medically responsible for them.

While the palliative care approach alone cannot alleviate the complex needs of MS patients at large, nor in Germany, as related to our study, a common care concept for MS patients is needed which encompasses the expertise of general care providers as well as of palliative, neuro-rehabilitative and MS specialists.

Practically all military historians now believe that Roosevelt was right, as Eisenhower conceded after the war.I suppose Mr Skelton might also think that Abraham Lincoln should have deferred to the military expertise of General George McClellan throughout the civil war.

The choice of techniques will depend on local conditions such as availability of MRI expertise and of general anaesthesia for MRI, the site of the primary tumour and whether a chest CT scan is necessary for lung metastases.

Meanwhile, halfway around the world, Donald J. Trump forgot his denunciation of "Obama's war," adopted the "expertise" of his generals, and reignited a fading fire.

In part this arises from the lack of experience of local governments, the scarcity of expertise, and the general lack of education of local administration regarding not only urban mobility, but planning in general.

The elevation of specialized knowledge over broad learning, of technical expertise over general competency, of the small like-minded group over the wide, diverse society — Mr. Okrent's invention had it all, years before the Internet arrived.

This limits the generalization of our data to other potential operators, with a different degree of expertise in general gynecological imaging, who may in practice have a different learning curve.

At the end, he attacked Mr Gore over the fundraising scandals of 1996, a return to the sort of personal criticisms that have repeatedly failed to benefit Republicans in the past two elections.Still, debates are often said to be tests not of particular policies or even policy expertise in general but of the indefinable qualities of leadership and attractiveness.