Sentence examples for minority of physicians from inspiring English sources
But Comite and a growing minority of physicians regard it as motor oil that keeps bodies running smoothly.
As the years have passed, I now find myself in a minority of physicians who wear white coats.
On that point, Daniel H. Ginsburg, a Labor Department health economist, said a study by the department last year indicated that "a minority" of physicians were involved in discounting.
Spock's approach was criticized as overly permissive by a minority of physicians, and he was even blamed for having helped form the generation of young Americans that protested the Vietnam War and launched the youth counterculture movement of the 1960s.
A minority of physicians in this sample use global CHD risk to guide prescription decisions or to motivate patients.
Only a minority of physicians (6 %) herein declared to be unaware of any TTM after CA. This is concordant with a previous survey performed in France, observing a global 98%% adherence to recommendations regarding TTM [20].
Clinical findings: Sixty-nine percent of LCs, but a minority of physician respondents, believe tongue-tie is frequently associated with feeding problems.
Of note, only small minorities of physicians and referring labs perceived a lack of clinical demand as a barrier, but almost half of all testing labs perceived it as such.
By contrast, minorities of physicians were confident of their ability to assess whether and which MOT was indicated (46% and 34% respectively), and while majorities considered various continuing educational resources helpful (68%75%75%), only minorities considered key elements of formal education helpful in preparing for MOT (17% – 43%).
The minority group of physicians also shared the viewpoint that ANH is not indispensable in patients believed by the physicians to have entered the last stage of life.
The minority group of physicians also stated that they gave small amounts of fluid either intravenously or hypodermically to those who did not receive ANH.
