Sentence examples for recognized specialties from inspiring English sources
Emergency medicine is one of the youngest recognized specialties in Nepal, and its growth in clinical practice and academic development has been challenging.
Academic business ethicists address questions that range across the functional areas of business, giving rise to various recognized specialties in business ethics (e.g., marketing ethics, finance ethics, accounting ethics).
There are 30 recognized specialties including general practice.
- Medical center, dental center and medical-dental center – in which, at least, three doctors / dentists with different recognized specialties provide special non-hospital aid.
Emergency medicine became an officially recognized specialty in 1979.
Garrick Ohlsson has spent the 42 years since he won the gold medal at the International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw balancing the benefits of having a recognized specialty with his preference, a reputation for breadth.
Emergency medicine is not a recognized specialty in Italy.
For emergency medicine this has been easier where the champion has had a recognized specialty qualification, such as in surgery.
While not a recognized specialty of dentistry globally at that time, endodontics and the provision of root canal procedures had been advocated routinely in some, very limited, and visionary areas of dentistry, even with the name of endodontia being proposed by Dr. H. B. Johnston and accepted by the community at large, including the American Association of Endodontists (Gutmann 2008).
Of the headache services themselves, level 3 must be established first because it is needed to support, mainly through education but also clinically, both development and effective operation of levels 1 and 2. Headache disorders are a recognized specialty at USMU, but scarce resources hinder creation of a university-based level-3 centre.
And though Diana wasn't Jewish, this is a recognized specialty of Jewish grandmothers (who also know something about princes, too).
