Sentence examples for institutions a finding from inspiring English sources

We also observed that polypharmacy was a main factor associated with PIM use in residents of institutions, a finding which reflects the multiple pathologies present, and the prevalence of psychiatric disorders, cerebrovascular disease, and dependency.

The importance of non-clinical factors (rater characteristics and institutions) is a finding identified by other studies on rating behaviour as well [ 40, 41].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02956.004 As the identification of an author by institution in a PubMed search might be misleading if researchers are dismissed by an institution after a finding of misconduct, we also used the Author Search from Web of Knowledge (Thomson Reuters, 2013), which uses several factors other than institutional affiliation to separate authors with similar names.

Although improving, a significant challenge remains for early undergraduate students at large, research extensive institutions in finding a research mentor and getting established in a research lab (Baum et al., 2006), which the first semester of the Entering Research course was designed to support.

The movie starts as a twist on another subgenre, wild boys on the road, beginning with a young man (Gabriel Croft) escaping from an institution and finding his way home.

A key challenge in the effort to strengthen the institutions is finding ways of improving the graduation rate.

For a small institution, even finding all the prices available can be a great strain.

He applauded other institutions for finding new revenue opportunities.

Financial institutions are finding it hard to borrow from anyone but the state and they are reluctant to lend to anyone else.

But some companies and research institutions are finding that graphics processors can handle other kinds of work 10 to 150 times faster than standard processors by breaking up large problems into smaller tasks and reassembling the results later.

But in a subtle yet potentially important difference of tone that reflects many years of more market-oriented policies in the United States than in Europe or Asia, the Bush administration has repeatedly said that regulation should not prevent banks and other financial institutions from finding effective yet safe ways to meet their customers' needs.