Sentence examples for proportion of doctors from inspiring English sources

A similar proportion of doctors said they offered P.H.R. tools to their patients.

Maximus will be reducing the proportion of doctors, and employing occupational therapists instead – which will be cheaper.

A high proportion of doctors seem to play instruments; in fact, Dr. Dawson is an accomplished and active bassoonist.

The doctor work force is also younger than previously estimated, with a greater proportion of doctors in their 20s and 30s and fewer who are 65 and older.

Meanwhile the proportion of doctors going into general practice in England has declined from 44% in 2003 to 33% in 2013.

The AMA ensured that the proportion of doctors in the population remained almost static between the early 1930s and the early 1960s.

Restrictions on entry into the profession collapsed, and the proportion of doctors in the population nearly doubled from 151 per 100,000 in 1970 to nearly 300 by 1990.

Foreign doctors in the UK will face a more rigorous assessment, after figures showed a high proportion of doctors who are disciplined are from overseas.

One of the reasons the two Continental powerhouses do better than Britain is that they have a higher proportion of doctors to the public.

The UK medical population differs in ethnic profile from the population as a whole, with a higher proportion of doctors from South Asian backgrounds.

A high proportion of doctors, pharmacists and lay people had negative perceptions of generics.