Sentence examples for point of doctor from inspiring English sources
The point of Doctor Who is to argue about who was the best Doctor and speaking as one who was actually barred from the French House in Soho for being hit in the eye by Tom Baker, my money's on William Hartnell who never hit anyone in the anything.
At the low point of Doctor Who's popularity, in 2001, he and brother Phil recorded a raved-up version of the theme tune which became a highlight of their show at festivals.
What-if plots were a staple of "The Twilight Zone" and are pretty much the whole point of "Doctor Who".
"And on the point of the doctors, it's not a question of trying to claim that doctors are out there saying to one another: 'These white bitches are in our hospital and need to be controlled!' It's more a question of how they are forced to operate, with multilayered protocols and risk policies.
FROM one such vendor's point of view, doctors are not easy customers, although he can see their point.
GPs are retiring or leaving the NHS to work overseas, district nurse numbers have dwindled to the point of extinction, doctors and nurses are shunning a career in A&E.
The black dot is the performance point of human doctors.
To make further comparison, the ROC curves of all machine learning methods are plotted in Fig. 3, together with the performance point of human doctors.
"From the point of view of doctors, the situation is serious," said Dr Fyodor Lapiy, Kiev's chief immunologist," told the BBC.
In light of this, the objective of this paper is to advance understanding of the patient perspective by identifying aspects that, from the point of view of doctors, are important to address to build a partnership with their patients.
This study has explored the point of view of doctors and nurses working in two levels of care: PC and hospitals, providing information that is qualitatively different to the data available previously.
