Sentence examples for parent facility from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Baker's case there is no mention of any psychological counseling, legal representation (surely a knowledgeable lawyer would have immediately advised against a New York resident accepting a fee), or work with an established surrogate parent facility to guide the participants through the process.

We assigned each veteran to a parent facility where he or she had the most outpatient encounters.

Rodents from the Ohio facility and its parent facility in Arkansas were tested for the same LCMV strain as the 1 involved in the transplant-associated deaths.

Two cross-sectional samples of HCPs involved in the care of patients with H&N or urological cancers at the study facility will be recruited during the study audit periods at baseline and at 24 months, to assess the skills development of clinical staff who work at the parent facility.

Records indicated that it received most of its hamsters from its parent breeding facility in Arkansas.

Third, the number of community-based clinics reporting the presence of a pharmacist was higher than we expected, and some clinics may have reported on pharmacists at parent VA facilities who may have little day to day involvement in that community clinic.

Immigration officials said they have relocated 23 parents to facilities that are closer to the HHS shelters where their children are staying.

But for many Muslims, the idea of placing parents in facilities is still unthinkable, seen as a violation of a Koranic obligation to care for one's elderly relatives.

Today, however, that Russian educational program is in the doldrums, with the economists' logic bumping up against the resistance of students and parents, inadequate facilities and a teacher shortage.

The baby, who is the most critical element in vertical transmission, would invariably not benefit from the prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) HIV program, and eventually add to the bulk of pediatric HIV patients resulting in a heavy burden on their parents, health facilities, and community.

20 However, the baby is the most critical element in vertical transmission, and would invariably be left unattended and eventually add to the number of pediatric HIV patients, resulting in a heavy burden on their parents, health facilities, and the community.