Sentence examples for specialty performed from inspiring English sources

Standards are her specialty, performed in a dramatic alto: "All or Nothing at All," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "Cry Me a River," "East of the Sun," "Pick Yourself Up," "Let's Fall in Love," Joni Mitchell's "Case of You," "But Not for Me" (from Ms. Krall's album "The Look of Love"), 17 songs all told.

This is a specialty performed by Atelier Viollet's Sandrine Viollet, a master craftsman of this specialty.

We identified the definition of the patient population and severity of critical illness, exclusion criteria, tracheostomy techniques, the medical specialty performing the tracheotomy, the location of performance, use of bronchoscopy, and reported complications of the trials as key sources of between-study variation.

41 The TOP is a standardised procedure, and the way in which it should be carried out does not depend on the surgical specialty performing the procedure or the patient characteristics.

Physicians within various medical specialties perform IGT.

The Dutch Healthcare Inspectorate encouraged different specialties performing laparoscopy to work together and develop a multidisciplinary guideline for MIS.

Overall, we can assume that general anesthesia remains the most common practice across all specialties performing CEA.

The 29 physician owned specialty hospitals performed 1,814 THRs and 4,770 TKRs while the 8 non physician owned specialty hospitals performed 8,664 THRs and 10,542 TKRs on Medicare beneficiaries between 1999 and 2003.

Physician owned specialty hospitals performed fewer major joint replacements on Medicare beneficiaries in 2003 than non physician owed specialty hospitals (64 vs. 678, P <.001), were less likely to be affiliated with a medical school (6% vs. 43%, P =.05), and were more likely to be for profit (94% vs. 28%, P =.001).

The analyses regarding specialty were performed also for men and women separately.

A significantly larger proportion of physician owned specialty hospitals performed fewer than 50 major joint replacements on Medicare beneficiaries in 2003 (65% [n = 19]) compared to non physician owned hospitals (25% [n = 2]), P =.04).