Sentence examples for patients professor from inspiring English sources

One of the two patients Professor Elliott has treated in recent weeks is two-year-old Frankie Gibson, from Bournemouth.

I think it would probably take between five and seven years to reach that point, and several years after that before they can be used to treat patients," Professor Surani said.

"There is a body of scientific evidence suggesting that the mitochondria of eggs from some patients – those over 37, those previously shown to have poor-quality embryos after IVF – is part of the problem in getting viable embryos for such patients," Professor Fishel told The Independent.

We would like to thank: the women participating in this study; SEARCH study team; Eastern Cancer Registration and Information Centre; clinicians throughout East Anglia who recruited patients; Professor Ulrich M Zanger and team (Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch Institute oforlinical providingogy, Germany), for proviDNAg DNA samples with known CYP2D6-genotypes.

My patient professor reminded us repeatedly that if we chafed at the complicated prose instead of slowing down and puzzling it out, we were missing the point.

The 39-page document "should set the agenda for the next parliament" and "throws down the gauntlet to the political parties to back fundamental changes to health services that could significantly improve care for patients", said Professor Chris Ham, chief executive of the King's Fund health think-tank and an ex-coalition Downing Street adviser on the NHS.

"There have been previous reports of other labs deriving beta cell types from stem cells, [but] no other group has produced mature beta cells as suitable for use in patients," said Professor Doug Melton of Harvard University, who led the study in Cell.

The authors would like to thank A-M. Lampela, Physiotherapist, for assistance in examining the patients and Professor H. Sintonen for providing the 15D age-adjusted general population data for comparison.

I was a patient and Professor Freud loomed over me, and my eyeline saw what a patient saw - the ceiling, the corner of the room, the cobwebs, and even the wallpaper, which was still there.

In his positively received report into NHS patient safety Professor Don Berwick states: "'Zero Harm' is a bold and worthy aspiration, [but] the scientifically correct goal is 'continual reduction'.

Asperger also called his young patients "little professors", and believed some would be capable of exceptional achievement and original thought later in life.