Sentence examples for to develop specialists from inspiring English sources
Fellowships in pharmacogenomics and genomic medicine will be needed to develop specialists (perhaps "clinical genomicists," akin to radiologists or pathologists) capable of interpreting patients' genomic information and advising clinicians on appropriate actions to be taken for a given set of variants in a given clinical setting.
5 As a tender and bidding support assistant in a national charity's business development team, Roz would be able to develop specialist skills and increase her experience.
That means more resources to develop specialist services.
Likewise, specialists and advisors require relatively stabile settings to develop specialist knowledge.
Local health trusts and hospices will work together to develop specialist palliative care services in the community.
"Most newspapers have pretty strong brands, so they've got their audiences and the potential to develop specialist sites.
This one-week intensive course offers participants an opportunity to develop specialist-level knowledge in relation to litigating health-related rights at the national, regional, and international levels.
"It often means having to work on and develop different areas of fundraising," she adds "This can be very interesting but it is difficult to have the time to develop specialist knowledge of each of these".
That said, one of the best initiatives of the early New Labour years was to increase investment in school sport through the school sports partnership, to strengthen links from schools into clubs, and to allow schools like ours to develop specialist resources and increased staffing for sport.
"Apprenticeships are another way to develop specialist skills, giving you the chance to earn while you learn and gain qualifications that are recognised worldwide".
The objective for Oxford PV is not to develop specialist solar products for the construction industry but to develop a perovskite cell that can be layered on top of a standard solar cell.
