Sentence examples for increasing resident from inspiring English sources

This study offers strategies for resource professionals and other local actors to best design programs aimed at increasing resident engagement in water resource conservation.

Strengths included increasing resident knowledge about the local public health department and providing residents with an opportunity to work with staff and patients in that setting.

This initiative sought to investigate if an academic orthopaedic surgery department could implement a clinical research program, with the goal of increasing resident scholarly activity, a requirement of the Resident Review Committee, and achieve a parallel aim of enhancing the research focus of faculty.

Peak N2O emissions for the sandy soil were much lower (<5×10−5μgN[gsoil]−1min−1) and occurred at about 60% WFPS, with an indistinct relationship with increasing resident mineral N due to the low rate of nitrification in that soil.

Recently the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), citing increasing resident acuity, staffing shortages, and high turnover rates that make it difficult for nursing homes to provide adequate feeding assistance to residents who need minimal help at mealtimes, began allowing nursing facilities to use single-task workers to provide assistance during mealtimes.

This study aimed to evaluate the impact of gradually increasing resident console responsibility on resident competency and patient safety, in the presence of a proctor and bedside surgeon, for robotic laparoscopic-assisted gastric banding (R-LAGB) compared with the classical training model (CTM) of residents as first assistant.

Jones says Sunnyside wants to expand volunteering opportunities and training, while increasing residents' involvement in its ecological work.

Increasing residents' acuity levels and available resources in long-term institutional care requires insight into the care provided by nursing staff so as to guide task allocation and optimal use of resources, and enhance quality of care.

At the same time water demand is increasing, residents continue to move into the region, and new challenges such as climate change and sea level rise are expected to further degrade habitat and water quality.

If these are some of the risks of increasing residents' shift hours without sleep, what are the anticipated benefits the study seeks to determine?

We did subsequently add such rationale which proved helpful in increasing residents' interest.