Sentence examples for largest practices from inspiring English sources

Exeter Pediatric Associates, one of the state's largest practices, has given out all 380 doses it was supplied by the state since January and has a long waiting list for the next month's supply, Dr. Wendy Gladstone said.

Florida political experts, however, consider her vulnerable to Mr. McBride, a former marine and Vietnam veteran who turned a small Florida law firm, Holland & Knight, into one of the largest practices in the country.

It is difficult to fathom at first why a famous architect with one of the largest practices in the world would personally want to take on a sliver of a building on the Bowery.

Admitted to the bar of Nova Scotia in 1878, he rose to a commanding position in legal circles, and after his marriage to Laura Bond (1889) he founded a law firm that acquired one of the largest practices in the Maritime Provinces.

The number of patients contained within the EMRs for the 14 practices was 120934, ranging from 930 patients to 38508 patients at the smallest and largest practices.

The average number of patients registered with practices was estimated to be 5586 in October 2012 [ 5], but practice list sizes can range from several hundreds of patients to well over 20,000 for the largest practices in Scotland.

The firm's largest practice is in financial services, but it also does litigation, bankruptcy and restructuring, and real estate finance.

The largest practice from each NHS Board area was sent an email survey in February 2011: 8 out of 10 responded.

Physicians at Qliance, one of the larger practices, will care for more than 10,000 patients this year, double last year's number.

Large practices often choose to outsource the job to firms that specialize in wading through the labyrinthine rules and regulations.

Larger practices tended to adopt the five new drugs earlier, and single GP practices were less likely to be early adopters.