Sentence examples for joint specialist from inspiring English sources

For longtime prominent investors such as Sir Michael Moritz, Reid Hoffman and Marc Andreessen, the great victories of the past are becoming just that -- making way for newer faces to rise in the ranks, from Battery Ventures Neeraj Agrawall cracking the top 20 for the first time to Andreessen's own colleague Jeff Jordan and China-U.S. joint specialist Hans Tung.

The complexity of renal disease in patients with HIV warrants joint specialist input.

Forty (40%) continued to have joint specialist HIV renal follow-up, while 60% were discharged back to their HIV physician with a clear renal management plan.

2, 18 About 10·0% reported a family history of PsA, although only about 15·0% of patients had PsA diagnosed by a joint specialist.

For example, patients were queried for the presence of PsA and, if present, they were asked if the diagnosis of PsA had been confirmed by a joint specialist.

Approximately one-third of patients (35·5%; n =  4226) reported a history of PsA at the time of enrolment in PSOLAR (Table 3), with 1664 patients (14·1%) having their diagnosis confirmed by a joint specialist.

Some researchers have used joint specialists and sophisticated electronic equipment to search for damage during studies.

Joint integrity specialist Hydratight Ltd has been approved by the UK's Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) to deliver, on an international basis, mechanical joint integrity (MJI) courses.

International joint integrity specialist Hydratight Ltd has launched the new Gripping Socket torque accessory, which is designed to significantly improve operator safety during bolting operations.

Jacklin[ 47] hypothesised that joint GP-specialist consultations would lead to downstream savings through improved patient management, but their results did not support this, although the short follow up period of six months and the broad range of specialist disciplines involved may not have allowed enough time for a learning effect to be measurable.

They recommended joint maternity and specialist appointments for pregnant women, for convenience and to improve communication.