Sentence examples for on telephonic from inspiring English sources

This meant that because of travelling distances of up to 1400 kilometres we decided on telephonic interviews.

On telephonic interview with the patient they found that she had a penchant for raw meat; an environmental investigation was not undertaken as this was deemed to be a sporadic case.

In fact, 6 of 9 patients with 75% relief on therapy affirmed to have been totally cured on telephonic enquiry 12 weeks after the exit point from therapy, but the same could not be used for computation of results in the present study in absence of substantiation of the same by the supervising clinicians.

In addition, data were collected on how quickly an appointment at the facility could be made by the participant observers on telephonic request, the time spent at the facility overall and the time each participant observer spent at each of the service areas during his or her appointment.

The questions asked concentrated on availability of telephonic contact, kind of appointment arrangement, and satisfaction with date and consultation arrangement process.

Although Robert Louis Stevenson may have first encountered the telephone in California in 1880 and incorporated communication by telephone into a novel in 1892, Anton Chekhov based an entire (brief) comic piece, "On the Telephone" ("U Telefona"), on the vagaries of telephonic communication in 1886.

They were engaged for their expertise and fresh outlook to offer overall programme management support, provide the in-depth practice profiles on activity and costs, be the clinical lead on the telephonic care management service, and to be partners in strategic thinking on whole system redesign (the 'think-tank' work).

Particularly given the Government's previous reliance on warrantless telephonic surveillance to trace reporters' sources and monitor protected political activity, I am unwilling to insulate use of pen registers from independent judicial review.

(KII respondent)Respondents from the older male and older female FGDs had reservations on using telephonic invites as a strategy for MI in PMTCT of HIV services.

This information is freely available on any telephonic helpline or is physically available at pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, and other medical care centers.

Since it is not pragmatic for most athletes to pursue in-person coaching, many (including professional runners) use programs founded on Web-based communication with varying degrees of telephonic interaction.