Sentence examples for visit scope from inspiring English sources

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This paper focuses on the theme GP visits and its subthemes: recommendations for GP visits; scope of practice; and content of a routine visit.

As large amounts of data were obtained, this paper only explores the theme GP visits and its three subthemes –recommendations for GP visits, scope of practice and content of a routine visit.

If Reith thinks a property would be a good fit with Hermès, the next step is to arrange an anonymous visit to scope out the hotel and determine if it's an ideal environment to showcase the products.

St . Patricks wrapped up a $177 million renovation earlier this month in anticipation of his visit, the scope of which you can see here. .

The store's suppliers may eventually become more local Mayor Stevens says he wouldn't be opposed to ancillary canna-businesses such as growers and processors moving to North Bonneville, and that some have already visited to scope out property.

This led to confusion around the timing of postpartum visits, GPs' scope of practice, the content of the consultation and who was responsible for care.

That's when Hugh Harbinger, once "the design world's most coveted color consultant," visits Tuttwyler, scopes out the Dornick house and declares it an "absolutely fabulous" new color.

Using a combination of official records and site visits for scoping, MSI and PSI identify the number and distribution of prospective franchisees.

For second trimester use, consumption in the week preceding the 15-week SCOPE visit and preceding the 20-week SCOPE visit, were combined and divided by two to obtain a weekly average consumption which was subsequently categorised as occasional, low, moderate or heavy, as described.