Sentence examples for practice of a general from inspiring English sources
This study describes the design, development, and reduction to practice of a general synthesis of chiral 1-aryl-2-chloroethanols and the transformation of these entities to highly enantiomerically enriched 1-aryl-2-methylaminoethanols.
The most common classification is that of Parks (Fig. 2), which is based on extensive study of 400 consecutive cases, many of which were more complex and severe than those seen at the practice of a general surgeon [16].
We evaluated the effectiveness of a novel device in the everyday practice of a general ICU, excluding patients whose risk of ETT displacement was too high for safety reasons, since we had no previous data available about the clinical use of the cleaning device.
Thus, in a normal gastroenterologist's practice of a general hospital, with 500 new patients for each gastroenterologist each year, there will be 125 new IBS patients each year.
Its purpose is to teach optimization of interior design, including the furnishing as well as equipment components of a medical practice of a general practitioner.
Expanded chapters on the common malignancies follow, covering malignancies frequently seen in the day-to-day practice of a general imaging department.
Buddhism and local religion are not necessarily mutually exclusive, however; there is both a syncretic practice of and a general tolerance for local religious traditions within the broader Buddhist community.
Hitchens, who opposes torture and who underwent waterboarding to determine if it in fact was torture (he concluded it was) argued against O'Reilly's assertion that torture can be justified by the ticking time-bomb scenario, saying that scenario is never a reality and "you can't make a practice out of a general case".
She began practicing in a 400 square foot $350 a month office, taking over the practice of a retiring general practitioner.
The practice nurse as part of a general practice is case manager and plans, organizes and monitors the care process and facilitates cooperation between professionals.
Confirmatory factor models were applied to decompose the variance of the attention data into three components: executive control due to stimulus manipulation, automatic learning as the result of extended practice, and a general component independent of any changes.
