Sentence examples for primary appointments from inspiring English sources

The following abstracts of diagnostic radiology research and training grants funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) were awarded to principal investigators (PIs) whose primary appointments are in medical school departments of radiology.

Although his primary appointment is in psychology, he is cross-appointed in the education department.

The directors, Martin Neil Baily and Phillip Swagel, are former senior government officials who now work at research groups (Mr. Baily is at Brookings and Mr. Swagel at the American Enterprise Institute and the Milken Institute) and a university (Mr. Swagel's primary appointment is on the faculty of the University of Maryland).

One other woman has a partial appointment in the chemistry department, but her primary appointment is in biology.

As previously mentioned, most physician-scientists working in academia have their primary appointment in a clinical department.

She was the first woman ever hired to a tenure-track position at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and today she remains the only woman at Northwestern with a primary appointment in chemistry.

Because nearly all M.D.-Ph.D. program alumni (about 90%) who are in academia have their primary appointment in a clinical department rather than in a basic science department, this makes perfect sense.

"Under the Constitution, the President has the primary appointment authority.

The opinion of the Vaccination Clinic staff was clearly reflected in the mode of operation for the primary appointment.

The secondary finding from the survey is that the staff of the Vaccination Clinics still live in a bureaucratic world as can be seen from the primary appointment policy, from the lack of synergy with the paediatrician and from the use of the out-dated and inefficacious application of a fine to the parents.

Our findings suggest that a program of liver cancer prevention in a population at risk of approximately 6000 people will lead to approximately 1700 additional primary care appointments, 750 specialist appointments and 400 US examinations, assuming a 25% participation rate.