Respondents were predominantly specialist physiotherapists currently involved in treating these fractures and other shoulder injuries.
The NOC had predominantly specialist services, which were not fully paid for under the Payment by Results (PBR) reimbursement system.
It is now evident that pollination systems are predominantly specialist; plants rely on a single species or a few ecologically analogous species for pollination (Goldblatt and Manning 2006).
The biothesiometer, which is functionally equivalent to, and has largely been superseded by, the neurothesiometer, is used predominantly by specialists, and is frequently the reference (or 'gold') standard used in clinical studies due to its diagnostic accuracy [ 19].
Those in private practice were: white; predominantly dental specialists; located at the periphery of the 45 mile circle centered on the study site; practicing a long time (average 37 ± 6 years, median 37, range 30 45); and, working in their present location for more than a decade (average of 20 ± 7 years, median 15, range 15 30).
Until recently almost all highly-trained doctors in China worked in hospitals and predominantly in specialist clinics.
I have got to know the U.S.-based technical specialists predominantly via e-mail, although occasionally we do speak on the phone.
Overall, general practitioners made 67% of referrals and specialists (predominantly breast surgeons and gynaecologists) accounted for 34%.
In comparison to the Netherlands, where specialists predominantly work in hospitals, Germany has almost half of all specialists work in outpatient care.
In our study, we measured both local and national progress with clinical governance development through a lens predominantly that of specialists employed in individual hospitals.
