Further analysis of the combined effect of practice size and the duration of the doctor's registration with the GMC (table 4) revealed that lower scores for depersonalisation were concentrated among doctors who worked single-handedly and were registered for 20 years or more (analysis of variance: F 1,549)=8.45; p=0.004).
Her dad has a bad hip, so she has to work single-handedly all summer milking, haying and shoveling manure.
Individuals work single-handedly to understand numerous companies and then embark on trading strategies, while the big firms divide these tasks among specialists.
Almost absurdly, a man working single-handedly labored away with a shovel, trying to create a path along the crest of a huge mound of earth from the freshly cleaved mountainside.
Boittin, working single-handedly to correct my over-familiarity with Asia by a productive junket to Paris, said "You must experience Strauss-Kahn; there is no one else like him in France, and perhaps the world".
General practice in the UK is largely managed in partnerships of GPs with a few working single-handedly [ 5].
This study revealed that women were assisted during delivery by nurse-midwives working single-handedly, whilst some gave birth without assistance, others received incomplete or rushed birth care or were left half way through delivery.
The first encyclopaedia makers had no doubts concerning their ability to compile their works single-handedly.
Fellow octogenarian Miriam Harris is also hard at work, single-handedly cleaning up the house she has lived in since 1982.
An editorial in the overseas edition of The People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party, said China should not act single-handedly but work with other creditors including the I.M.F., and demand that the euro area guarantee its investments.
The theatre has a collection of more than 1,000 puppets and shows are run single-handedly by puppeteer Chris Somerville, who has worked there for over 50 years.
