field placement
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffieldandplacement
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field
noun
uk/fiːld/us/fiːld/
an area of land, used for growing crops or keeping animals, usually surrounded by ...
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placement
noun
uk/ˈpleɪs.mənt/us/ˈpleɪs.mənt/
a temporary position or job in ...
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(Definition offieldandplacementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffield placement
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Treatmentfieldplacementerrors may lead to treatment failure or local recurrence.
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Since poor fit was also associated with significant weight loss, more intervention is required to ensure that this does not impact onfieldplacement.
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Figure 4 shows that overweight or obese patients were more likely to have afieldplacementerror of 5 mm.
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Following discussion with the clinicians, the study rejected images iffieldplacementerrors of 5 mm were seen in any direction for all sites.
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This will avoid large geographicalfieldplacementerror and allow intervention to take place prior to treatment if a similar discrepancy is seen.
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Uncertainty analysis offieldplacementerror measurements using digital portal and simulation image cor relations.
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Results indicatedfieldplacementerrors in the anteriorposterior plane greater than 5 mm to be 17% in the non-immobilised group and 8% in the cradle group.
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To accurately monitor daily patient set-up and positioning, ver ification systems will need to continue to incorporate procedures that monitor the match between patient position andfieldplacement.
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The purpose of the ink marks was to align and position the patient daily for treatment to improve reproducibility offieldplacement.
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For example, field placements were arranged where students worked for one year in two agencies which were paired to ensure complementary and contrasting field experiences.
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Programmes will include coursework andfieldplacement.
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The field education programme is divided into three main areas - weekend field education; long-vacationfieldplacementand a research-and-an-extended essay on a subject chosen by the student.
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Is he aware that the real problem is finding supervised field placements for students?
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The nuances of batting technique are also greater in cricket, since the interplays between bowling variations, field placements and scoring strengths are more dynamic.
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The fellowship comprises field placements, group interviews, seminars, focus weeks, and individual and group projects.
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Moreover, since the bowling attack has greater variety in cricket, the field placements required for each type and line of attack also vary greatly.
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