Sentence examples for from a generalist from inspiring English sources

In the rural United States first-contact care is likely to come from a generalist.

Most art students do not emerge from a generalist college ready to teach or to exhibit professionally.

Founded 1968 by David Morgenthaler, who is Gary's father, Morgenthaler Ventures has moved from a generalist approach to one of greater specialization.

Only the size of the job losses had been in question after Alcatel-Lucent's new chief executive, Michel Combes, said in June that he would seek to transform the company over three years from a generalist telecommunications equipment maker into a specialist in the systems at the heart of next-generation networks, including cloud computing, Internet networking and ultra-broadband access.

They were both at the same level at which professionals here typically move from a generalist position to a more specialised role.

It advocated a change from a generalist model (eg, care given by general surgeons and physicians) that was supported by specialists to a fully specialist service.

[Other nurse agrees with "and knives"] If you give him a case of delivery he wouldn't deliver, but [the family physician] will go to maternity and deliver the baby very well, do maternal issues which is complicated and he can come out well.'" Apart from being a generalist, the aspect of providing longitudinal care was mentioned.

At EMI, after several fumbles, they have fallen back on Mr Nicoli, a generalist from among their own number.

N. vitripennis, known to be a generalist from field studies, shows a preference for Sarcophaga in choice experiments.

Although our study did not measure the human and financial cost of attrition in the cohort, loss of clinicians is expensive with estimates ranging from $115,554 to replace a generalist and $587,125 to replace a surgical subspecialist [ 13].

This concept can explain the large-scale genome loss exhibited by B. pertussis and B. parapertussis, which appear to have evolved from a zoonotic generalist into specialized human pathogens [ 2].