Sentence examples for specialised concerns from inspiring English sources
Even the World Bank, with its knowledge base and ability to disburse and monitor funds in some of the most difficult settings in the world, can address problems of health or environment or other specialised concerns only in partnership with UN agencies that have expertise in these specific areas.
In addition to the effects on proliferation, previous data in prostate cancer cell lines suggest that cyclin D1 has specialised roles concerning AR function in the control of prostate cancer cellular function.
The move into the central administration of Methodism came in 1954, when he became a secretary in the department of Christian citizenship, where he specialised in issues concerning temperance (he was a teetotaller), gambling (including the introduction of premium bonds in 1956), sex, marriage and the family.
Several large epidemiological studies have provided findings on prognostic factors for cancer patients admitted to the ICU [ 1, 12, 13], but these studies essentially concerned specialised oncological ICUs, so extrapolation to general ICUs and hospitals can be difficult.
(3) Rapid re-access to the appropriate part of the health-care system is essential if there is concern of cancer recurrence or if individuals need to access specialised cancer care for any other reason.
"The baby will need specialised neonatal care.
A major concern of the FPs was the non structural co-operation between family practice, primary care psychologists and specialised mental health care.
Certain specialised registries systematically record data concerning the initial treatment.
But the first contact of a young offender with the system is usually with mainstream police officers who are not specialised and police violence remains a very serious concern.
Nobody seems concerned yet, but the whole thing is still so new and currently fairly specialised.
