Sentence examples for specific roster from inspiring English sources

Family medicine groups consist of six to twelve family physicians working together with one or two nurses, administrative support technicians, extended opening hours during evenings and weekends, and telephone access to a specific roster of patients.

Brown and Anze Kopitar won't go to Arizona either, but specific game rosters were not yet released by the teams.

Another approach: The host decides on the month's theme and allocates recipes or rosters specific members onto different aspects of the meal if cooking it together.

They arrive at the combine to scout players without knowing if they can count on free agency being available in early March to fill a specific need on their roster.

If all citizens were rostered to specific practices, there would be competition for patients.

In testimony on Friday, Charles Guité, the former Public Works Department official in charge of the program, said officials in Mr. Martin's office lobbied to have specific companies added to a roster of agencies bidding on a contract to manage advertising efforts.

What makes more sense: filling an entire roster with very specific prospects who fit one person's scheme, or adding lots of quality pieces and then figuring out a way to maximize their potential?

The store adds clothes, toys and accessories to its roster of city-specific events calendars, advice columns and message boards for mothers and mothers-to-be.

In addition to this extensive tour, the gritty artist is part of the 2014 residency roster at Wynn Las Vegas with specific sessions at Encore Beach Club and Surrender.

The nurse rostering problem (NRP) is a combinatorial optimization problem tackled by assigning a set of shifts to a set of nurses, each has specific skills and work contract, to a predefined rostering period according to a set constraints.

Unique among Middle Eastern orchestras nationwide for carrying out its mission on such a vast scale, the ensemble has a constant roster of about 45 instrumentalists disciplined in the specific regional musical traditions performed, roughly half of whom are University of Chicago students.