Sentence examples similar to long time residency from inspiring English sources
As evidence, he pointed to his birth in Jackson Heights, his long-time residency in Chelsea and his authorship of seven guidebooks about the city.
Low doses of proteins are required in this confined environment and a long time of residency in the vitreous is expected, making the eye the ideal organ for local proteic therapies.
All models were adjusted for participant age as well as duration of residency at the current address because long-time residents were thought to be potentially more influenced by neighborhood characteristics than short-term residents.
In truth, it took me a long time to understand fully the relevancy of my "residency" in Dickens to the work and the world I now encounter.
He was a long time member of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute and taught in the residency program at Albert Einstein College of Medicine where he had a reputation as a popular and charismatic teacher.
"China has suffered for a long time under the hukou system!" the editorials declared, using the Chinese term for the residency permits that tie government benefits to a person's registered hometown.
Their latest work continues their residency at the crossroads where science and art have for a long time been good neighbors.
Moreover, members of Ophthalmology residency program considered graduating in the lower third of the class as concerning as spending a long time to graduate from medical school due to academic reasons.
