Sentence examples for less specialty from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, uninsured children may use less specialty care because they need less specialty care.

The five studies identified on uninsured children found that they use less specialty care and experience greater delays in referrals than do insured children [ 12- 16].

In the five studies that address use of specialty care by uninsured children, these children receive less specialty care than both their privately and publicly insured counterparts [ 12- 16].

"This acquisition supports the ongoing transformation of our portfolio to a higher margin, less cyclical specialty chemicals focused company," Cabot's chief executive, Patrick Prevost, said in a statement.

Maybe it's the last year of med school when they say, "I'll take a slightly less interesting specialty because I'm going to want more balance one day".

"Many clinicians do not know how to spot the signs," said Ari Tuckman, a psychologist in West Chester, Pa., and author of a book about A.D.H.D., "More Attention, Less Deficit" (Specialty Press, 2009).

All that work costs a bit more — at an Atlanta supermarket this month, five-pound bags of White Lily went for $2.99, more than Gold Medal, which sold for $2.79, or the store brand, $1.82, but far less than specialty and organic brands.

Maybe it's the last year of med school when they say, I'll take a slightly less interesting specialty because I'm going to want more balance one day.

When female interns have done everything within their power to increase their work potential, yet still experience stress as a result of discrepancy between their capabilities and work demands, then aiming to work fewer hours in a less demanding specialty may seem like a sensible strategy.

While a list of "Johnnies New Cocktails" includes imaginative concoctions like the Nutty Swede Tini, with Absolut vodka and Frangelico, we stuck with slightly less eccentric specialties.

Dr. Lessin said the eroding economics of practicing basic medicine was a reason fewer medical students were going into primary care, which pays much less than specialties.