Sentence examples for certain resident from inspiring English sources

See also Nyquist v. Mauclet, supra (New York statute barring certain resident aliens from state financial assistance for higher education).

It is hypothesized that the increasing subspecialization of general surgery may decrease in certain resident case numbers.

At least that is what my medical school classmates and I thought whenever we passed by a certain resident, or doctor-in-training, just a few years older than we were.

However, in a certain resident district [11, 14], large-scale stochastic trips of PEVs can be statistically described with the probability distribution according to their daily habits.

On the other hand, PLA2G2E and PLA2G2F, as well as endogenous PLA2G3, were consistently detected in WT and Pla2g3-Tg skin, suggesting that these sPLA2 enzymes are constitutively expressed in certain resident cells, rather than in infiltrating leucocytes, within the skin niche.

Members of this family were shown to be induced to excise and replicate by certain resident temperate phages that also play a role in their packaging into a small phage-like particles (Ubeda et al., 2003, 2007; Maiques et al., 2007) that are transferred from donor to recipient cells at frequencies commensurate with the plaque-forming titer of the phage (Ruzin et al., 2001).

This prevented the situation of certain residents near the border being subject to changes in state residence, or land owners having parcels on both sides of the border.

Then again, don't get certain residents started on the overnight groans of trucks shifting gears.

Another albatross, though one that has been removed for certain residents, has been the 18.25 percent parking tax.

Despite this, there is usually the perception that certain residents consistently have greater or smaller workloads when on-call and are considered "black clouds" or "white clouds," respectively.

"We're mindful of the concerns being raised by certain residents," said Dana McClintock, a spokesman for Infinity Broadcasting, a division of Viacom.