Sentence examples for practice manpower from inspiring English sources

In Scotland there have been concerns that such a change may lead to increased part-time working and subsequently to a fall in available general practice manpower despite an apparently rising overall number of general practitioners.

Based on these findings, it is likely that although most specialists understand that amelioration of pressure, shear, and repetitive injury are principal tenets of diabetic foot ulcer care, the cost/benefit analysis, realities of maintaining a busy clinical practice, the available manpower, and reimbursement issues may influence clinicians to use less optimal pressure mitigation methods.

It re-occurred, resulting in a change in feudal practices since the manpower was no longer so available.

Home Monitoring was highly effective in detecting and managing clinical events in CIED patients in daily practice with remarkably low manpower and resource consumption.

When the traditional open windrow is practiced, operation requires more manpower.

An automated nondestructive assay system capable of providing enrichment measurements over the full volume of the cylinder could improve upon current verification practices in terms of manpower and assay accuracy.

Handling schema evolutions is a non-trivial task, and the common practice normally involves employing skilled manpower.

In the following years he continued to express the British preference for man-hauling (the practice of propelling sledges by manpower, unassisted by animals), a view he maintained until very late in his Antarctic career.

If the money is not there to pay us and to have enough manpower in the practice then they can't have the service" (ID 79, 40 49, female, principal).

Patients are enrolled with a family physician through a process that respects medical manpower availability, the practice locations of physicians registered with GACOs, as well as the established priorities.

The results of the HomeGuide Registry confirmed that continuous remote monitoring of patients with CIEDs may be obtained in standard clinical practice with a very low manpower and resource consumption.