Sentence examples for specialty function from inspiring English sources

The engineer member, for example, reports to the team leader, but she also reports to the chief of her specialty function.

The engineer member, for example, reports to the team leader, but he also reports to the chief of his specialty function.

It is also clear that the involvement of the varied caregivers involved in managing drug therapy to children will be essential to ensure that differences in role, specialty, and function are accommodated in both the design and testing of such systems and tools.

Functional pigments are those which supply specialty chemical functions to a coating, including zinc oxide for mildew control, zinc chromate (ZnCrO4) for corrosion control in primers, antimony oxide (Sb2O3) for fire-retardant coatings, and some compounds such as copper oxide (CuO) for barnacle control.

At the end of the training year, the addiction psychiatry resident will be well-prepared to sit for the specialty board examination, function independently and to enter practice without supervision as an addiction psychiatrist at the consultant level.

Thus, this study showed that there were still misconceptions on this specialty's clinical functions, and confusion on roles between the FMS and the public health physician.

Your research specialty is a cellular function called protein folding.

SDNs are meant to allow for a more flexible means of running large amounts of data, atop cheap commercial chips from Intel, Broadcom and others, in part by creating "virtual" systems that mimic the functions of specialty products.

Although the institute is a specialty hospital, it sometimes functions as a primary healthcare facility because of the poor system for referral.

These industries require "project structures" that fuse experts drawn from different specialties into smoothly functioning creative teams.

For me this is important because the challenges of the business environment today require ever more collaboration across functions, specialties, languages, and experiences.