Sentence examples for modern doctors from inspiring English sources

Some modern doctors maintain that there were signs of coronary disease.

The current television schedule may also influence the speeding of modern doctors' work into print.

A variety of expensive improvements have replaced it, all created in response to the various ways in which modern doctors and patients reflexively undermine good, inexpensive tools.

They offer long, relaxed consultations with their customers (exactly the sort of "good bedside manner" that harried modern doctors struggle to provide).

Although modern doctors have rejected those beliefs, in the past 20 years, the medical literature has increasingly included studies examining the possibility that positive characteristics like optimism, spirituality and being a compassionate person are associated with good health.

In his treatises Hygiene, Thrasybulus, and On Exercise with a Small Ball, Galen of Pergamum addresses topics of preventive medicine, health, and wellness that continue to resonate with practices of modern doctors and physical therapists.

Deference – as opposed to respect – has no place in the modern doctor-patient relationship.

Sierra Leone does not possess even one sonogram machine, the modern doctor's most vital piece of diagnostic equipment.

In dual roles, Ken Grantham, also playing the modern doctor, is so classically amusing that labored attempts at relevance work through sheer style.

Instead, he might have steeled the book's spine with a few hard-headed tips for those who would valiantly try to slow the twin Mack trucks of the modern doctor and the modern hospital.

Toward the end of the episode, the fifth-season premiere of the modern "Doctor Who" series (which now numbers 31 seasons total), he puts together his new outfit, and it's traditional and tweedy, with a bow tie and sensible shoes.