Sentence examples for orientation place from inspiring English sources
All-cause mortality also decreased with increases in MMSE subscale scores for time orientation, place orientation, delayed recall, naming objects, and listening and obeying.
They also found associations of MMSE subscale scores for time orientation, place orientation, calculation, delayed recall, and copying with cardiovascular mortality.
In a study of community-dwelling Japanese aged 79 years and older, 9 all-cause mortality increased with decreases in the scores of the MMSE subscales for time orientation, place orientation, calculation, delayed recall, repeating a sentence, and copying a figure.
I am outraged by the stories from new nursing graduates who describe the "real world" of patient care: receiving minimal orientation; placing novice nurses on nights with seriously ill patients; coercing nurses to work overtime after 12-hour shifts with threats of "patient abandonment"; disrespectful attitudes and meager management support.
The initial preferred orientation places the c-axis in most grains perpendicular to the loading axis, and this favors extensive {10¯12}⟨10¯11⟩ twinning under compressive loading.
This orientation placed the ester group 3.89 Å from the active site Ser 198, a distance too far for covalent bonding, explaining why the esters are inhibitors rather than substrates.
This proposed orientation places the (R) enantiomer in position for the alkylation reaction.
There is a need for a shift of focus from individual to a more population- based orientation, placing emphasis not only on people at risk but also directed at health determinants [ 22, 23, 25].
This orientation places them in close proximity to Thr 217, with a minimum interaction distance of 3.8 Å, which may explain the selectivity of these compounds towards Aurora-A.
Six windexchanger configurations with different wind orientations, placed in a room with a window at windward, are experimentally evaluated.
For t-DPPO, the nucleophilic attack was modeled for two binding orientations, placing one of the two epoxide carbon atoms closer to the nucleophile.
