Sentence examples for relative presents from inspiring English sources

In the role play, an Aboriginal patient, accompanied by an older relative, presents for management of a sore shoulder, at which time the GP also attempts to provide opportunistic care for the patient's diabetes.

Suggestions are along the lines of "Drink one finger for every proud relative present" and "Drink two fingers for every use of the word 'gloopy'".

Few villagers had ever seen a health care worker, much less a doctor; almost no one was vaccinated against any disease; women delivered babies at home, with only a relative present.

Minors are generally allowed to have a parent or other relative present during interrogation, and there are strict rules about nighttime interrogations and other protections.

She had no relative present at the camp at the time Human Rights Watch visited.

In our in-patient research setting it was impossible to have a friend or relative present in the MR scanner room if desired (disadvantage mentioned by 2 patients).

Patients who so desired were allowed to have a relative present during their interview (5 instances).

The challenge, of having a relative present during the whole of a patient's hospital stay, is not common in western countries.

Data on risk factors include menopausal status (premenopausal and postmenopausal), and family history of breast cancer in first- or second-degree relative (present and absent).

(Much Japanese press coverage of rental relatives presents the work as a "side job" that newspaper readers can use to supplement their income).

And special relativity theory undermines the traditional conception of a non-observer-relative present (see Callender 2000).