Sentence examples for make specialists from inspiring English sources

State officials responded by temporarily requiring all hospitals to provide emergency care, make specialists available or contribute to a state fund for trauma care.

In fact we faced some dilemma, namely to make specialists in the field of plant isoprenoid biosynthesis and function acquainted with rather advanced imaging techniques (and in this special case even with aspects of protein isoprenylation in general), which might not be in the focus of phytochemists and plant physiologists.

For ordinary referral hospitals posts, lack of sophisticated diagnostic devices and expensive drugs make specialists from other developing countries more suitable to the local situation than their first-world counterparts, who are used to working in a more 'professional' environment, with technical support and at a cost too distant from what they could find in Mozambique.

Printed parts are used to make specialist pharmaceutical and papermaking equipment.

"It seems contradictory for them to now say that the outreach work is not needed," says King. "Hayes Citizens Advice, where I ran my sessions, has indicated it will not have any other organisations in the area to make specialist referrals to".

The stores make specialist clothing and equipment affordable to youngsters for whom such items would normally be an inaccessible luxury.

Hydratech-Evans Coolants, who make specialist fluids and antifreezes in Swansea, have taken on 10 young people over the last two years - six have become apprentices, two have gone onto higher education and another two are still with the programme.

Now, with emerging markets joining the downturn, firms like engineering firm Sulzer, which make specialist products such as pumps for oil producers and paper makers, are suffering too, with the resilience of the Swiss franc acting as an added burden.

There were some indications that shared outreach care was safe and could make specialist care more accessible to outlying patients.

Oncologists could help to make specialist information more available to junior doctors by contributing to Internet-based reference material (e.g. www.cancerbackup.org.uk/).uk/

In the UK, patients are semipermanently registered at a specific practice where general practitioners (GPs) provide primary care and make specialist referrals.