They seek to sharpen clinical acumen by providing clinicians with simple laboratory-derived tools (biochemical tests), which will consolidate clinical observation.
But Faulk seems to concentrate the way others bench-press weights, his acumen sharpening with repetition of thought.
His aim was to paint a portrait; and though this led to caricature and sometimes, through tendentious selection of material, to inaccuracy, he taught biographers a sense of form and of background, and he sharpened their critical acumen.
The game, devised to help students sharpen their business acumen and skills, was rolled out in more than 750 schools across the country as part of a business contest in March and April.
The samurai shopper seizes every opportunity to hone her skills and sharpen her business acumen, to develop eye-hand-wallet coordination that works in the poshest of places or the dreariest of dollar stores.
Therefore, global health opportunities not only sharpen the clinical acumen of students but also give them an edge by exposing them to a side of medicine that cannot be experienced in the classroom.
Co-morbidity problems and other complex clinical situations can be solved by clinical acumen sharpened by experience, diligent review of the literature, appropriate interactions with colleagues, and obstinate perseverance.
The son of a Suffolk trawlerman, Ecclestone was already sharpening his legendary commercial acumen in the school playground.
Still, Ms. Gao of the trade bureau said that economic reforms under way would certainly help sharpen her nation's business acumen because the Chinese now have the money to pay for training.
"Everything else" comprises intellectual stimulation, moral and ethical insight, critical acumen, deep thinking about complex problems, sharpened intuition, immersion in human cultures, the urge to challenge received opinion, and similar intangible, ineffable, uncountable qualities.
