Sentence examples for nis a from inspiring English sources

In Nis, a city of about 300,000 people, only 36 consider themselves part of the Jewish population, according to local leaders, although the majority of them are actually Serbian Orthodox who married into Jewish families.

The two Audis had been rented, and a phone number on the contract was traced to Bojana Mitic, a twenty-five-year-old blonde from Nis, a city in Serbia.

Russia was snaffling up another key piece of the energy jigsaw in south-eastern Europe, buying Serbia's state oil monopoly, NIS: a move that will further strengthen Russia's hand as it plans a pipeline known as "South Stream" that will send gas directly into the EU.

The function of NIS, a small anion transporter system, is important in the accumulation of iodide in thyroid follicles for the synthesis of hormones.

The relative wealth of comorbidity information makes the NIS a rich dataset to use when studying the effect of comorbidities on health care spending.

This study aims to establish the utility of the Nutrition Impact Symptoms (NIS), a part of the Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment (PG-SGA) as a nutritional screening tool in patients receiving hemodialysis (HD).

The papers were obtained by Peter Burt, director of the Nuclear Information Service (NIS), an organisation that campaigns against nuclear proliferation, who said that the documents showed just how risky the cold war became for both sides.

The thyroidal iodine uptake is tightly regulated by the NIS, an intrinsic plasma membrane protein in the thyroid follicular cells (Dohán et al. 2003).

Iodide transport is mediated by the sodium (Na)–iodide (I) symporter (NIS), an integral membrane protein present in the thyroid, the mammary gland, and other tissues (Vieja et al. 2000).

This is consistent with previous data from Bianchi et al (2012), who abstracted data from the Nationwide Inpatient Sample (NIS), an observational retrospective database relying on ICD-9 codes in the USA.

Due to the importance of detecting an invasive NIS within a critical period of time, it is crucial that these uncertainties be accounted for in the design of the surveillance system.