Sentence examples for oncology sections from inspiring English sources

Services are available in paediatric oncology sections of large tertiary hospitals, which are few, mainly situated in major cities, and sometimes understaffed.

Hematological malignancies, gynecological malignancies, and some subspecialty areas were under-represented because these patients are not managed within the core surgical oncology sections in our hospital.

Gastrointestinal, Melanoma, and Breast Oncology sections continue to grow as well.> This successful relationship with ASBS and the Annals provides a model for the establishment of other educational partnerships with societies worldwide.

Table 12 shows the full set of realizations for just the CYP450 section of the corpus, and Table 13 shows it for just the Oncology section.

The ratios of possible/attested alternations does not drop lower than 0.375, and the lowest type/token ratio is 0.125 (all three for the Oncology section of the corpus).

Table 9 lists the nominalizations of the top-10 verbs, ordered by frequency of the corresponding verb in the PennBioIE corpus as a whole, and gives the counts of each nominalization in the corpus as a whole, in the CYP450 section of the corpus, and in the Oncology section of the corpus.

Doron Lulav-Grinwald, Clinical Psychologist (M.A ., Director of the Psychology Service of the Oncology Section, Rambam Health Care Campus.

Michael Schultz, Board Certified Chaplain, Rabbi, M.A., Director of the Spiritual Care Service of the Oncology Section, Rambam Health Care Campus.

Gil Bar-Sela, Clinical Assistant Professor, Deputy Director of the Oncology Section and the Director of the Palliative Care Unit at Rambam Health Care Campus.

Therefore, in an effort to help reach out to and expand the surgical oncology and cancer imaging readership, BMC Cancer is introducing a new sub-section within the current "Clinical oncology" section that will be entitled "Surgical oncology and imaging".

The second survey was administered to the attendees of a national Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) meeting that was jointly organised by the Oncology Section of the RSM and BUG in 2012 (' What's new – What's changing in prostate cancer?' meeting).