Sentence examples for specialist category from inspiring English sources

Another mission specialist category (added in 2002) is the educator mission specialist.

Two wins and a second from four races over these obstacles puts him in the course specialist category, and how much better would his record read had he not been carried out by a loose horse at Becher's second time round last year when leading by six lengths.

Further, lack of significant respondents in the specialist category limited the ability to identify differential response rates based on clinician factors.

Nature 1991, 352 352):187), HM scored highest in the intellectual category (planning, designing, interpreting), MB in the specialist category (input from related fields), and UN and FN in the practical category (data-capture, data processing, organising).

We assumed that the potential for support from colleagues such as mentoring and mutual information on career opportunities was likely to be associated with membership in a specialist category.

This distinction between what appear to be three generalist and three specialist categories of the Treatise can be seen as a continuation of Warring States claims for the superiority of a flexible and general intellect over specific and technical arts.

Physicians' fees were calculated from average fees of general practitioners plus 12 specialist categories in the Accounting Data Record Panel of the Central Research Institute of Ambulatory Health Care in Germany [ 40].

Physicians' fees were calculated from average fees of general practitioners + 12 specialist categories in the Accounting Data Record Panel of the Central Research Institute of Ambulatory Health Care in Germany [ 15].

However, it would be of interest to study the frequency of prescriptions for non-pharmacological treatments by the various specialist categories.

In the data analyses, the specialist categories were divided into four groups: general practitioners (GPs), geriatricians, psychiatrists (including specialist education in forensic psychiatry as well as children and young peoples' psychiatry) and "other specialists" comprising all other specialists.

For the purpose of this study the 43 specialties are collapsed into eight specialist categories: surgery, internal medicine (plus neurology), anaesthesiology, gynaecology, paediatrics, psychiatry, laboratory medicine (including radiology and pathology) and others.