Sentence examples for feeling familiar with from inspiring English sources

Support for using computers to generate point of care prompts to improve quality-oriented processes of care was high in our sample, but may be contingent on patients feeling familiar with their personal medical history.

Regarding feeling familiar with CE, there were no associations found for gender, age, years working in one's own doctor's office, working as a physician, hours of work per week, living with children, having an additional Certificate of Added Qualification, doctor's office being located in a city or family status.

Parachuted in as Fabio Capello's successor last month, the 64-year-old was thrown into a whirlwind of activity that soon acquainted him with a feeling familiar to his predecessors - the pain of defeat on penalties in a major tournament.

This was followed by a question of feeling familiar (very familiar, somewhat familiar and not familiar) with CE drugs.

However, Banjo and colleagues reported a higher percentage of physicians (57.0% vs. 43.5% in our study) feeling not familiar with CE and a respective lower percentage (39.0% vs. 49.9% in our study) feeling somewhat familiar with CE.

Moreover, perhaps as a consequence of being Sicilian, I was feeling very familiar with their ways, traditions and generally their way of living.

Maybe now we have the correct evil face to the evil agenda, you can all stop feeling so familiar with the government and start progressing.

Having lived here for 25 years and feeling somewhat familiar with the geographical locations I was reading about [has] made me that much more interested in writing the essays.

As compared to Banjo and colleagues, we obtained comparable results for feeling very familiar with CE (Banjo and colleagues: 4.0%, present study: 5.7%) [ 9].

Because her limitations are not what she's feeling right now! She's exploding with new feelings, feelings she's not familiar with.

Are these feelings familiar?