Sentence examples for registrar between from inspiring English sources

He has worked at the ECtHR, where he was registrar between 2001 and 2005 and subsequently at the European Union civil service tribunal.

2004 to 2008: Temporarily employed as a registrar between 2004 and 2007 at Birmingham Children's Hospital and then as a consultant.

In order to measure the irritation by 100%% CO2, 86%% CO2 + 10%% N2O + 4%% O2, and 100%% N2O in 15 healthy volunteers (registrars between 23 and 31 years old), the severity of pain was assessed by a visual analog scale after directing through a Pasteur pipette a flow of 2 L/min to the tongue at 1 cm distance for 30 s.

Eighteen different junior registrars performed the block (previous numbers of FIB per junior registrar varied between none to more than 30).

Primarily, we believe this is a reasonable balance between registrar acceptability (time taken to complete forms) and representativeness of clinical and educational exposure.

I don't know, it's the old ways that everyone is doing, and no one is supervising you…" (Registrar) The tension between summative and formative assessment was well recognized by most participants.

In most cases, buying a domain directly from an Internet domain registrar will cost between 5 and 12 dollars (3.95 and 9.49 euros) per year.

However, in real life, the curriculum "walks through the door", and anecdotally, the exposure to different patient demographics and presentations is highly variable between training practices and between one registrar and another.

During a recent Q and A session between university registrar John Duffy, and students, Duffy insisted that the "treatment of staff and quality of service [are] top priorities" and that it was "really important that employers on this campus treat their staff well a good employer will pay [and] treat staff equally".

Interestingly, we found no relationship between a registrar's duration of GP experience and burnout.

The educational meetings between the registrar and the supervisor is also a critical part of the registrar's learning [ 30].