Sentence examples for increased specialist from inspiring English sources

MR. GRASSO said that increased specialist participation is a result of greater volume on the exchange as well as a desire by specialists to give their customers a single price for their trades rather than multiple prices.

Some contribution is also likely to have come from increased specialist care and the more extensive use of mammography, but the latter would not have affected all the age groups in which a reduction in mortality has been seen.

If resistance to specialists trade offs with resistance to generalists, then invaders may be free to evolve very high levels of defense against generalists without incurring the costs of increased specialist loads (Joshi and Vrieling 2005).

Past studies have described factors associated with the number of emergency admissions; however, high quality care of chronic conditions, which might include increased specialist referrals, could be followed by reduced unscheduled care.

Conclusion: our findings indicate that a revision of training across healthcare professions in the UK is required, and that increased specialist support should be provided, so that the workforce is properly prepared to care for older patients with cognitive problems.

This confirms and further provides a mechanism (i.e. increased specialist plant biotic interactions) for the result of a previous greenhouse feedback study with soil biota from an old-field plant community in which negative feedback was stronger on rare native plants (Klironomos 2002).

Therefore, again, this result could be related to the patients' easier access to specialists with the increasing specialist density and shorter distances in the urban areas.

A positive association was found between increasing specialist seniority and increasing value of radiology reports, which might reflect the effects of increasing clinical experience.

It is interesting that this insight is not true for TNF-α inhibitor therapies and the probability of receiving such therapies in combination with regular specialist visits diminished with the increasing specialist density in the urban areas.

On-site specialist services, managed by AMS staff, were considered an enabling strategy to increase specialist access.

CKD stages 4 5 rose by 15% due exclusively to increases in the over 70s, which could increase specialist referral rates.