Sentence examples for dynamic residents from inspiring English sources

According to this document, the government, through its "big society" and localism vision, is seeking dynamic residents to breathe life in to their communities.

Four years ago, some of this eastern Congolese town's more dynamic residents, tired of life without electricity, clubbed together to generate some.

The operations of a HDSS begin with a baseline census, followed by core activities involving monitoring of all entries into the dynamic resident population through births and in-migrations and all exits through deaths and out-migrations.

Highly stable QIs are those where the underlying resident characteristic is relatively immutable (e.g., restraint use) while highly instable QIs reflecting rare or dynamic underlying resident characteristics (e.g., pressure ulcers).

These explanations risk producing equally simplistic and inefficient approaches to addressing food insecurity such as increasing mainstream consumption opportunities in so-called food deserts or focusing on nutrition education and individual choice without considering residents' dynamic urban experiences.

Indeed, impacts of diseased microenvironments on MSC function rely not only on the dynamic regulation of resident MSCs by surrounding niche to convoy pathological signals of bone, but also on the profound interplay between transplanted MSCs and recipient components that mediates and modulates therapeutic effects on skeletal conditions.

The microenvironment of the atherosclerotic plaque is a dynamic collection of resident vascular and infiltrating inflammatory cells and their cytokine products.

This population represents a dynamic cohort, as new residents are admitted and others are rehabilitated or pass away.

In a randomized study, Bird et al. [ 15] evaluated the static and dynamic conditions of elderly residents in a community sample through evaluation of the ACPml and performance of the TUG test, comparing the Pilates method with a control method.

Neuroinflammation is a temporally and spatially dynamic process that includes resident brain cells (most importantly microglia) and blood-borne leukocytes and monocytes (for comprehensive review on neuroinflammation, see [ 74, 75]).

San Jose is the area's biggest city, with about one million residents and a dynamic hometown industry, but San Francisco is the belle of the bay.