Sentence examples for medical chapter from inspiring English sources
The medical chapter also shows how provisional scientific knowledge can frequently be.
On a more serious note, she also shares her experiences with a botched C-section and post-partum depression in the Medical chapter.
The "Medical care" chapter includes a decision tree, a list of particular cases, considerations when evaluating care and advice for patients (a French example of the recommendation for multiple sclerosis can be seen at: http://www.vidalrecos.fr/pages/reco.php?idfiche=2712).
Dr. Johnson authored more than 100 scholarly articles, wrote numerous medical textbook chapters, and edited three books.
Old "medico-legal" and new "non-medical imaging exposures" Chapter VII in the new Directive deals with medical exposures but other chapters contain articles relevant to radiology imaging (see Table 2).
This edition is a massive, 7-section, 57-chapter medical entomology reference text.
Systematic reviews (examination of several studies), which include meta-analyses, are now commonplace in medical research; so this chapter is required in the book to complement the other chapters (which tend to be associated with single studies).
In February 2009 the Omnibus Autism Proceeding in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled against the plaintiffs in three test cases, thereby closing this sad chapter in medical legal history.
The event, called "ReelAbilities," is mostly a celebration of people with different abilities, but one troubling new film explores a particularly dark chapter of medical history.
In "Willowbrook," a 16-minute film that won the best short film category at the 2012 Boston Film Festival, the director Ross Cohen reimagines this dark chapter in medical history in a new and provocative way.
In contrast to the national American Medical Association, the state chapter has come out firmly against the current Congressional proposals, and a spokeswoman said the Florida group had embraced the proposed state amendment "to protect Florida from being forced into a federal government mandate that would hurt patients".
