He modestly applies the term "mid-level writer," though his book reflects the acumen of an expert storyteller.
This reduces the possibility that the findings, rather than being associated with antibiotics, might reflect the diagnostic acumen of the physicians who saw the patients in primary care.
While the outcome of the dermoscopy assessment might have been different if the lesions had been evaluated by more experienced dermoscopists, the results of the study likely reflect the dermoscopic acumen of an average dermatologist.
As my colleague Max Ehrenfreund has argued, even if Trump has many billions of dollars, there's an open question over whether that reflects true business acumen.
Mr. Prosky's immediate success in 1984 on "Hill Street Blues" as the replacement for the beloved desk sergeant played by Michael Conrad, who had died, reflected his acting acumen.
To the centrist wing of the Democratic caucus, Pelosi's approach is a matter of basic political acumen — reflecting the realities of leading a party that has a House majority thanks only to freshmen who unseated Republicans in swing and GOP-leaning districts.
If an author seems brilliant and confident at an event, I think we are programmed to expect that same acumen reflected on the printed page.
Perhaps evangelical conservatives need to not only reflect on their faith but on their political acumen as well.
That's all well and good; however, he's got 26 engineers and all of his apps are supposed to be made by Perfect Acumen, yet his website doesn't reflect the same company.
Biomarkers which reflect the host response to infection are useful adjuncts to good clinical acumen and improved molecular diagnostic techniques in confirming SBI.
He may consider, say, chest pain as unlikely to reflect a sinister cause in a given setting, but would be foolhardy to rely on his clinical acumen alone.It is the American physician's dread of lawsuits that drives up the cost of health care more than any other single factor.
