Sentence examples for specialists associate from inspiring English sources

Specialists associate journals from their specialty and one or two "general journals".

This may be particularly important for habitat specialists associated with human-dominated landscapes, where land cover and climate changes may be largely decoupled.

Bertoldo and Bartolomeo Bellano of Padua were the two bronze specialists associated with Donatello, and Bertoldo's earliest known work was executed between 1460 and 1470 on the San Lorenzo pulpits, which had been left unfinished by Donatello.

In the farming context we need new collaborative partnerships between all involved in agriculture and food supply along with the many professional and voluntary specialists associated with wildlife conservation and the underpinning biological sciences.

For both sandstone and alluvial habitats, the generalist species occupying those habitats cluster closely with specialists associated with each habitat.

We also examine density of medical specialists associated with endoscopy supply, such as gastroenterologists and oncologists.

All specialists associated a dry cough with both IPF and ICC and the corresponding percentages for dry cough on review of patient records were 86% and 71% respectively.

The endoscopists' levels of experience were unevenly distributed between the two groups, with a greater prevalence of highly experienced specialists associated with the completed colonoscopy group (24% vs 8.7%, p-value < 0.0001).

Our findings are consistent with previous work demonstrating a decrease in ambulatory visits to infectious disease specialists associated with a concomitant increase in visits to other physician specialties [ 23], but visits to family physicians have not been previously explored.

YH is lung specialist, associate professor of Pulmonology and leads the research performed in the field of COPD at the Department of Lung Diseases of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre.

Judith Kipper, a Middle East specialist associated with the Council on Foreign Relations, said the Administration's efforts to educate the public were long overdue.