Sentence examples for moving to institutions from inspiring English sources

Although this study did not identify the institutionalised population, only about 3% of the sample reported moving to institutions in the previous two years [ 23].

And his basement darkroom is now mostly empty, his negatives, contacts and prints having moved to institutions like the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Library of Congress.

"If you win this case," he said, "it seems to me suddenly there will be millions of people who will be unable to do it and hence, millions of sick people will move to institutions".

During that time, some of the potential respondents with extensive somatic health problems and/or suffering from a lack of social contact may have moved to institutions or died.

One of the possible reasons which could lead to the decreasing trend of distress among those who self-reported health-care professional asthma or chronic bronchitis is: Our study population is a closed cohort and participants who were sick either withdrew from the survey or were moved to institutions (and hence not included in the survey) or died.

Since many people distrust supermarket branches, that may further accelerate the momentum of accounts moving to local institutions.

Compared with the mobility rates of health workers in THCs and CHCs, hospitals at and above the county level had much lower proportions (only 2.5%) of health workers moving to other institutions [ 9].

The possibility of moving to another institution, perhaps a better-known one, is a selling point.

Remember: they're moving to an institution where they're going to be taught by research experts, not by teachers".

On the one hand when moving to another institution one stands to gain knowledge (human capital), colleagues and coauthors (social capital).

Tyson had his dissertation committee dissolved on his path to attaining his PhD, but persisted on his journey by moving to another institution.