Sentence examples for nf it from inspiring English sources

While the recent Partnership to Improve Dementia Care in Nursing Homes (Partnership) initiative has been successful in reducing the prescribing of antipsychotics in skilled nursing facilities/nursing facilities (NF), it is not known how this guidance initiative impacted prescribing practices and other care processes concerning NF residents with dementia.

NF It can be, though, can't it?

NF: It has felt really difficult.

NF: It's still really excruciating.

NF: It's not as if you've ever been a man.

(Rosser's (1973) develops the foundations of mathematics in NF: it can adapted to NFU fairly easily).

If the editor put nothing in the discussion page to justify the nfd, it may be removed for lack of justification.

Kant writes that "[m]oral feeling succeeds the moral concept, but does not produce it; all the less can it replace it, rather it presupposes it" (NF 19 150 #6757).

A term is in normal form (nf) when it contains no redexes.

NF: Well, it's really about the baby right now.

Diabetes is a common predisposing medical condition of NF, and it is associated with a significantly higher chance of limb loss.