Sentence examples for specific appointed from inspiring English sources

A Roman Catholic requiem Mass is offered on specific appointed days of the year for the repose -- or rest -- of a dead person's soul.

Of the responders, 66% reported having a specific appointed doctor at the health centre.

The declined continuity of care in Finland is far from desirable and it would seem that the number of patients who could most profit from having a specific appointed doctor, that is, from being able to see the same physician, has increased.

The most clearly determining factor was having a specific doctor appointed by the health centre.

Overall, two-thirds of the patients gave the highest marks for quality aspects when they had a specific doctor appointed to them by the health centre (Table 3).

Older patients, in particular, seemed to value having a specific doctor appointed to them, who was able to listen, understand, and care.

The clearest determining factor associated with continuity of care in this study was having a specific doctor appointed by the health centre.

Of patients who said that they had a specific doctor appointed to them, 73% could usually meet the same doctor; only 27% usually met the same doctor if they had no appointed doctor (Table 2).

The most prominent factor related to continuity of care was having a specific doctor appointed by the health centre for the consultation (odds ratio = 7.28, 95% confidence interval = 6.65 to 7.96).

Among patients who had a specific doctor appointed for them by the health centre, continuity of care was considered to mean the same thing in both male and female patients.

The difference in giving the best-possible grades for the consultation between those who had a specific doctor appointed to them and those who did not varied from 7 to 10 percentage points and was statistically significant (P<0.001) in all quality aspects (Table 3).