Sentence examples for qualified fellow from inspiring English sources

Qualified (fellow) cardiologists recorded an echocardiogram on site.

She won the Iowa Straw Poll, effectively ending the campaign of her far-better qualified fellow Minnesotan Tim Pawlenty.

A qualified (fellow) cardiologist will record the echocardiogram on site, using a mobile echo device with recording capabilities.

Medical records, nursing databases, and microbiological records from each hospital were reviewed by physicians qualified as Fellows of the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine, and all decisions were based on consensus.

In addition to this program, the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada funds an industrial postdoctoral research fellowship program, whereby qualifying postdoctoral fellows and sponsoring corporations compete nationally for support in funding of specific research projects focused on the transitioning of university-based research into Canadian industry.

IAVI has learned to be cautious about accepting an otherwise technically-qualified Fellow who doesn't have relevant experience living or working in a developing country.

Colin Kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem has drawn qualified support from his fellow NFL players, but one group are not happy: league executives, who say they wouldn't sign Kaepernick to their teams.

Last November, to the great irritation of smaller countries, the French and Germans persuaded a qualified majority of their fellow governments in the Council of Ministers to reject the commission's proposal to threaten sanctions against the pair, and instead to put the entire pact into abeyance.

A few of my friends also found that nerves did affect their ability to function normally in the first week or two, with one of my fellow newly qualified teachers asking a class if they wanted to "Arse any questions!" Hilarious but not a great start to his professional career (that stayed with him for the rest of the academic year).

Thus we supplemented the 'family doctor' group with an additional 6 interviews with chronic disease patients attending a fully qualified family specialist (a Fellow of the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians and a Member of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine).

But his view of himself posed one of the most difficult questions he had to face in his long career: who among his fellow politicians was qualified to succeed him?