Sentence examples for model specialists from inspiring English sources

Finally, it could be argued that faculty seen as role model specialists were perceived as better teachers rather than the other way around.

In this model, specialists play the roles of building capacity, quality assurance, and offering a referral pathway when needed.

According to the SPC model, specialists should deliver palliative care whenever possible, but in communities where SPC is not feasible, local general practitioners and informal and voluntary-sector caregivers should be trained in specialized methods.

According to this model, specialist palliative care expertise focused on the needs of the patient should be offered alongside standard oncology care [ 7].

In this model, specialist nurses take a pivotal role as the clinical lead in providing support for young people and their families to facilitate transition.

Histopathological examination of prostate samples was performed independently by three pathologists (B Fontanière, L Frappart and WM Tong), including a mouse model specialist (WM Tong), on a blinded basis according to the criteria recommended by the consensus report from the Bar Harbor meeting of the mouse models of human cancer consortium (MMHCC) prostate pathology committee [ 13].

Thus, there seems to be a distinct trade-off that occurs with these two models: specialists have an ability to focus on particular content areas, without a significant reduction to the number of preps.

Modelling specialists reported the highest level of expertise (mean = 4.0, standard deviation = 1.4).

Emergency department staffing historically has been based on a "Multi-Specialists Model" with Specialist Physicians representing different services.

PwC engaged an energy-modelling specialist to develop options that would achieve a minimum BREEAM rating of Excellent, while aspiring to Outstanding status.

TQuery allows the user to analyze data more quickly and efficiently and does not require a 3D modeling specialist to use it, which is particularly attractive in the context of a decision-making aid.