Sentence examples for important resident from inspiring English sources

But three of Connecticut's important resident playwrights -- A. R. Gurney, Donald Margulies and Arthur Miller -- have effectively kept theater on and off Broadway alive this season.

Interviewer: "It's very important?" Resident of Baños: "Yes, because as the scientists are somewhat higher than us, and they think that they know more than this, but the vigías are people like us and feel too.

Predicted values were the estimated number of events per facility, effectively becoming a predictive risk score for each facility that adjusted for important resident case-mix, and used for ranking in Method 3. Finally, in Method 4 the ranks derived from Method 3 were compared with those observed from Method 2, and ordered by the change in ranks.

Slough Borough Council said it was important residents were compensated for an increase in noise and the impact on property values.

While college is hugely important, (residents without a high school diploma are seven times more likely to be unemployed than those with a college degree), the opportunity to intern, gain real-world work experience, and build a professional network is really what is going to propel our youth out of poverty.

Once there are guidelines, it is important that resident obstetricians are trained on them.

In the kidney, myofibroblasts can originate from different sources, the most important being resident interstitial fibroblasts in the cortex and pericytes in the medulla.

The latter would be of concern as explicit documentation of care processes is particularly important for resident physicians to allow for consistent care across providers over time.

The fact that medical students ranked residents much higher than nurses is undoubtedly a consequence of the important roles residents play in supervising medical students during their clinical rotations.

To develop leadership in practice, it is important for residents that their supervisors display certain leadership behaviours, but it may be even more important that residents observe these leadership behaviours over the course of their training.

The opportunity to do procedures (P < 0.001) and the residents perceived reputation of the specialty among the general population (P < 0.001) were significantly more important to residents choosing procedure based specialties.