Sentence examples similar to major residencies from inspiring English sources

After the institutional ethics committee (Comité Ético Científico, Escuela de Medicina, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile) approved the study, an anonymous web-based survey (SurveyMonkey, www.surveymonkey.com) was sent via email to all anesthesiologists that graduated from one of the two major residency training anesthesia residency programs in Chile between 2005 2012.

He signed with the Giants in 1998, has had bits and pieces of major league residency over the past decade.

What was billed as the Bach Collegium Japan's first major UK residency was a compact, intense 26 hours of, yes, Bach, beginning on Friday night with the B minor Mass and ending the following evening with the Magnificat.

Resident work hour regulations are a major concern in residency training programs.

13 homes were destroyed, with three businesses and 64 other residencies reporting major damage some reported over 1 foot of mud in their homes.

In addition, we examined the effect of regional residency, specifically residency in a major urban centre versus all other regions of NS (which are much smaller in size).

Because of the question of her residency, a major focus of the tax investigation was the house in East Hampton, N.Y., that Ms. Stewart claimed as a "summer home".

Dr. Aaron Haney, who was a year ahead of Major Hasan in the residency program, said there were many people at Walter Reed who expressed opposition to the wars.

Many EU countries have schemes in place to naturalise top sportsmen and provide citizenship or permanent residency to major foreign investors.

Dr. Aaron Haney, who was a year ahead of Major Hasan in the residency program at Walter Reed, said there were some faculty members who did not like Major Hasan because they thought "he was not as much of a pro-active go-getter type, like the military really like".

The first major charge of her residency will be to organize a Wall of Honor, commemorating all the men and women who have lost their lives in the line of duty, dating back to 1881; nationally, fatality rates for sanitation workers, owing to the risks associated with loading trucks in the midst of moving traffic, are roughly three times those for firemen and policemen.