Sentence examples for timing and consultation from inspiring English sources

There are delicacies of timing and consultation: the foreign minister will replace an existing commissioner, and the European Parliament, to be re-elected in June 2009, will want a say in at least three of the jobs.

In Ontario, a PCP referral is required to access a diabetes specialist, but the choice of consultant, timing and reason for consultation are at the discretion of the individual referring physician.

Umbrella group Universities UK said the timing and lack of consultation had left many institutions struggling with their admissions and planning processes and could affect the viability of some courses.

To investigate the possibility of encounters in the hospital, timing and location of consultations and hospitalizations were determined by review of the patients' medical charts and the outpatient clinic's schedule.

These authors state, "Inclusion of the propensity score as a covariate in a multivariable regression accounts for likelihood of 'treatment' (in this case, timing of consultation), and may adjust for unobserved, confounding, and selection bias, thereby refining regression estimates".

We also talked about timings of the clinic and consultation so that patients had an idea of how much time they had dedicated to them.

The quality and timing of consultation is the big change in the process.

The timing and demand for such consultations is unpredictable.

Thus we need to understand how decision aids are actually used by clinicians and patients in health care [ 10] including their impact on the content and timing of the consultation.

In a minority of patients for whom we did not know precise timing for example, in patients presenting late or with cognitive impairment— we derived timings from ambulance sheets, general practitioner referral letters, and consultation notes.

The timing and frequency of follow-up consultations differ and also depend on the type of medication that has been prescribed; sometimes after four days, sometimes after a week and when stabilized after two or three weeks.