Sentence examples for experts in back from inspiring English sources

In 1993, the federal Agency for Health Care Policy and Research convened a panel of twenty-three experts in back pain from a wide spectrum of disciplines — neurology, orthopedics, internal medicine, radiology, chiropractic, rheumatology, psychology, nursing.

"We encourage people to follow the lead not only of Jamie but of many doctors, dentists, dieticians and other public health experts in backing the call for a 20p-per-litre duty on sugary drinks and signing the petition asking the government to introduce it".

Dr. James Weinstein, the head of orthopedic surgery at Dartmouth and a leading expert in back pain, believes that there needs to be a radical improvement in the way doctors approach treatment: patients must be given unbiased information on what is known and not known about back pain and the various ways of treating it.

"He would put on that little baby whine and look up at you and ask for something, something he shouldn't have, and I'd always say, 'O.K., fine, go ahead, little Keith, go ahead.' " Also killed was Carnell Dawson Jr., 10, a self-proclaimed expert in back-flips; Juan Ortiz, 12, a more serious type; and LaWanda Dawson, 14, who dressed like her mother in bandanas and flannels.

Cyberwarfare is no longer some distant afterthought, practiced and discussed by a niche group of experts in a back room.

Although Williams, now 29, is an expert in roaring back, she has never had to roar back from anything quite like this.

As the exhibition The Starry Messenger: Visions of the Universe, which opens this week at Compton Verney, shows, we have become expert in looking back, in making aspects of the past real to us.

LOREN FISHMAN, MD is Medical Director of Manhattan Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in New York City, author of seven books and author or editor of more than 70 academic articles, and a world-recognized pioneer in the treatment of piriformis syndrome and rotator cuff tear and an expert in curing back pain.

Experts knew back in March that a new, potentially formidable strain of the virus was circulating, yet practical difficulties forced them to stick with an obsolescent vaccine rather than press for a better formulation.

A spokeswoman for the NDG said the body does not generally comment on individual cases, and further noted that in this instance it cannot comment because it is currently considering the arrangement — having contacted DeepMind and the Royal Free to provide details to its panel of experts earlier this year, back in May.

A Parliamentary Committee that took evidence from a huge range of professionals, teachers, and experts in the field came back with an overwhelmingly pro-PSHE report in February 2015.