Sentence examples for requisite contact with from inspiring English sources
Although infectious disease notification data are provided by both laboratories and diagnosing doctors, only clinicians have the requisite contact with the patients to ask them whether they are Indigenous.
I'm inclined to agree with Perelman and Hamilton and suggest a cast-iron frying pan here if possible – I've tried a griddle pan as well, which gives a pleasingly charred result, but doesn't provide the requisite contact for real crispness – on a medium heat only.
There are no standard recommendations for the number of educator visits or requisite contact hours for optimal diabetes management.
As Wales found when they toured New Zealand three years ago, injuries proliferated largely because they did not have the requisite body hardness to withstand fierce though legitimate contact with the Samoans.
The requisite properties which must be demonstrated by a polymer in contact with the body are discussed from two viewpoints, i.e., the effects of the material on the stability of the host and the effects of the host on the stability of the material.
Community-based work, care work or any job that provides contact with vulnerable people would help strengthen and demonstrate the requisite skills.
The recent development of the scanning laser Doppler technique [ 24, 25] allows the rapid measurement of flow over a large predetermined area and, by collecting reflected light via mirrors, the previously requisite probe and optic cables are dispensed with and there is no contact with the skin itself.
As contact with infective human faecal material by pigs is a requisite for the successful propagation of the parasite lifecycle, it stands to reason that keeping pigs under a free-ranging system would increase the risk of the pigs acquiring this infection; this has been corroborated in several epidemiological studies [ 8, 13- 15].
Networking i.e. initiating and maintaining contact with other organisation with shared goals it also a key factor requisite for a successful advocacy initiative [ 26, 27].
