Sentence examples for routine presence from inspiring English sources
Her doctor and his assistant, Dr. Marc Sklar, were also a routine presence, well known and well liked among their patients and medical peers.
I believe this requirement was based on the calculated minimum number of carriers required to support Major Combat Operations (MCOs) and provide routine presence.
Through references to actual counties and towns served by the Ogallala aquifer, to pesticide-induced cancer clusters, to a publication on water supply as political power, and to the routine presence of center pivot farms, we know this theatrical script of insider O'Gare and outsider Ken resides in a real world.
"It must go inside 12 nautical miles on a routine basis and with routine presence — in the air, on the surface, and submerged.
In a previous study by Leithner et al. [ 6], the investigated women suggested to focus on the routine presence of the partner as an improvement in the procedure of fetal MRI.
About 5,000 U.S. soldiers across the border in Kuwait, as part of a routine rotational presence.
Effective service improvement requires a genuine understanding of the local context – the stories, personalities, histories and dilemmas – and this in turn requires a routine local presence to dig deeply and uncover narratives.
While wartime capacity and routine operational presence are very important, they are not the only factors defining the need for eleven aircraft carriers.
Conclusion: The QI presented are potentially useful nutritional markers and could implement ICU routine, the presence of a dietitian in the multidisciplinary team can facilitate that task.
The number of cats living in the household and the frequency of inter cat aggression have been identified as risk factors, as have environmental triggers such as a substantial changes in the household, changes in routine or presence of neighbouring cats [2], [11], [12].
It is possible that the health personnel is more reluctant to allow routine parental presence in the highly protected environment of intensive care than in emergency rooms.
