raimer造句

• Raimer, of UTMB, said this difference of opinion is sometimes inevitable.
• Dr . Ben G . Raimer, a UTMB vice president, said the prisoners are mistaken.
• Dr . Ben Raimer, a UTMB vice president, said the university is doing less research using prisoners.
• Raimer said the Texas Medical Foundation, an independent organization of licensed physicians, will audit the prison health care system later this year.
• The Taconic Mountains continue north from White Rock ridge across the Hoosic River valley as Mount Anthony and south over Petersburgh Pass as Mount Raimer.
• The Reimer-Tiemann reaction discovered by Karl Reimer opened an alternative path to vanillin and Reimer joined the company which was renamed to Haarmann & Raimer.
• "' Mount Raimer, "', is a prominent peak in the Taconic Mountains of western Massachusetts and adjacent northern hardwood tree species.
• After 1973 he free-lanced working with various units including the White Eagle Band of Berlin with the late clarinetist / saxophonist Peter M黮ler and trumpeter Raimer L鰏ch.
• "We think this is a success story, " said Dr . Ben Raimer, the report's lead author and vice president of community outreach for UTMB.
• "I'd really like having this as another option, " said Dr . Sharon S . Raimer, chair of the department of dermatology at the University of Texas Medical Branch.
• Petersburg Pass, located on New York Route 2 / Massachusetts Route 2, cuts over the gap between the southernmost knob of the ridge, White Rocks, and Mount Raimer, at an elevation of.
• "Obviously, all of us have patients who are out of options, " said Sharon S . Raimer, a panel member who is a dermatologist at the University of Texas in Galveston, before voting in favor of the drug.
• University doctors still review the work of university doctors in peer reviews of medical care in the prisons . ( A prison system doctor is an ad hoc member of these committees . ) " We do a lot of peer review, " said Dr . Ben G . Raimer, a UTMB vice president.
• Raimer said the academic institutions have been able to keep costs down by using new medical technology, namely telemedicine, which allows a specialist in Galveston or Lubbock to diagnose and treat a patient in a prison infirmary-- saving a costly trip from the prison unit to a hospital, overtime for guards and other expenses.
• "Being a prison doctor is an honorable profession, despite what people may think because of the way it has been portrayed in the media _ a special bond develops between the medical providers and the patients, " said Dr . Ben G . Raimer, a vice president at UTMB . " As with any large system, you can find some problems.
• The weekend gathering also resembled any lecture program on literature, journalism or social change at the 92nd Street Y in New York, except for the fifth of George Dickel whiskey that the moderator pulled out around 10 a . m . to share with some of the speakers : people with nicknames like Muttonhead, Bubba and Big Boy in addition to Yazoo City High of 1952, Daisye Love Raimer Askew.