Sentence examples for former familiarity from inspiring English sources

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In the case of the former, familiarity with the patient and their problems may mean that doctors make assumptions and become closed to other diagnoses; 33 the doctor may 'fail to see the wood for the trees' and misattribute symptoms or dismiss them.

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A likely difference between training health workers to use RDTs and training teachers is that the former have familiarity with general healthcare principles, including biosafety.

This differentiation is expressed in call numbers and call modulation respectively and indicates that ravens possess long-term memory not only for categories based on familiarity ("former group members") but also for the valence of their relationships to them (former affiliates or nonaffiliates).

My biggest fear for the debate tonight is that without discernible international diplomatic skill himself, or even much of a track record of interest, there is little to suggest that the former Governor has any familiarity with the BBC, al Jazeera, or even the handful of world news stories in the daily news.

The study has several limitations, firstly SEB (lead author) is a former PE teacher familiar with PE issues and we must recognise that this familiarity may have had consequences for the data collection (interviews) and data analysis.

The first is that a player's familiarity with his former team's modus operandi gives him an advantage.

Fans and reporters are comfortable with familiarity, with seasoned former champions who have moved on from the grind of Tour life and have developed a perspective on real life, and who don't get eliminated in the second round and sent home.

Flaux pulled off an unforgivable social faux pas in Mr H TV v ITV2 [2015]; the accuracy of his assessment of Peter Andre – who was apparently an "extremely unsatisfactory witness" and had designed his evidence "to show himself in a good light" – suggested an embarrassing level of familiarity with the former pop star.

The problem of evil received a rather different treatment in the non-Hellenic religious and scriptural traditions than in the Greek tradition, a contrast that was not completely lost on Augustine as he increased his familiarity with the former [e.g. Ad Simplicianum, circa 396 C.E. and Confessions VII.ix.14].14]

The tale of Ted Williams, with which you have likely attained some degree of familiarity -- homeless former substance abuser with a radio-ready voice "discovered" panhandling for change -- is a compelling, "feel good" human interest story which much of American major media has been keen on for most of the week.

But there's little doubt that former committee staffers use their familiarity to smooth the process.

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