Sentence examples for may be doctors from inspiring English sources
As rough a biological classification as race may be, doctors must not be blind to its clinical implications.
One reason for the rise in cases in some areas may be doctors' increasing use of a quick test to detect the influenza virus, Dr. Pavia said.
As vast and lumpy as the terrain of Lyme disease may be ("Doctors Do Know Things"), it is one of the rare conditions where patients may know best.
(The closest parallel to Cuba's effort may be Doctors Without Borders, the French-based humanitarian organization, which currently has more than two hundred and fifty international medical staff in the region, as well as more than three thousand local workers).
There may be doctors in this meeting: if so, they know it is one thing to feed by force an insane person; but it is quite another thing to feed a sane, resisting human being who resists with every nerve and with every fibre of her body the indignity and the outrage of forcible feeding.
But officials say that another facet of that problem may be doctors like Dr. Talley, who are so enthusiastic about the useful role of narcotics in pain treatment that they become targets for drug seekers or fail to detect patients prone to addiction.
One source of variation in patient-centred care may be doctor characteristics.
It is also possible that the difference in prescription of drugs may be doctor-related, as has been observed in recent studies [ 34, 35].
Though awareness of the disease is growing, there may not be doctors in remote villages who can tell sufferers how to care for their trachoma. .
It may be that doctors' hypochondriacal tendencies persist even with increasing age and experience.
