Sentence examples for work with secondary from inspiring English sources

Many universities are doing what is called outreach work with secondary schools - holding open days or summer schools for students or going in to talk to pupils so that they consider working towards a university place.

Currently, PHC is provided both by family medicine practices and in polyclinics, where PHC physicians work with secondary health care specialists.

Yilts is also working with secondary schools in the city to establish travel training on the curriculum.

The FSC is a nonprofit organization in the United Kingdom that works with secondary schools and universities to promote environmental understanding through fieldwork.

Nevertheless, we are convinced that working with isolated primary endometrial glands more closely resembles the physiological situation than working with secondary constructed spheroids [ 10].

Although the survey focused on primary care, many of the care homes indicated that working with secondary care presented major communication difficulties.

As an obstetrician observed, this made some community midwives reluctant to collaborate with secondary care: "I think that [community midwives] are definitely in support of working with secondary care, but for now the perceived threat that pregnant women will be medicalized is way too big, this clashes with their ideas of a physiological birth".

A little over a quarter (26%) of respondents worked with secondary (multi-organism, curated) databases [e.g. UniProtKB (7), IntAct (8), EMAGE (9), 18% with organism-specific resources (e.g. SGD; 10)], dictyBase (11), TAIR (12), etc.]; 16% were involved with sequence analysis; 12% were involved with literature analysis; only 3% worked with chemistry-based resources.

Indeed, the US National Research Council (2001) highlighted the potential for a shift from original publications to original data: "the expanding availability of primary sources of data in digital form may be shifting the balance of research away from working with secondary sources such as scholarly publications... ..........[ 2].

But perhaps because he is a novelist, he finds the task extraordinarily difficult, and not only because of the inevitable need to simplify -- especially acute in the case of a Victorian work teeming with secondary characters and subplots.

Mr Allen said: "I work with my secondary heads and they say that the raw material they are sent at age 11 is not good enough, therefore I go on to my primary heads and they say children arrive at school unable to read or recognise the difference between a letter or a number, they arrive sometimes in nappies, unable to speak in a sentence".