Sentence examples for relevant residency from inspiring English sources

Based on the internationally recognized global standards for PGME, residents undergoing residency training at that time and the relevant residency training instructors and management personnel from 15 medical-school-affiliated hospitals throughout China were recruited and surveyed regarding the current state of residency training programs.

Between June 30, 2006 and July 30, 2006, a questionnaire survey was conducted among all residents undergoing residency training at that time and all the relevant residency training instructors and management personnel.

A structurally relevant long-residency hydration site was detected in the A-minor I tertiary interactions of kink-turns 38 and 42 in 23S rRNA.

Students usually select topics relevant to their residency choice.

A study by Pagan et al. on possible causes of low awareness of genetic test information among African Americans showed that educational level and place of residency were relevant contributing factors [ 7].

In fact the law will simply force several abortion clinics to close, as it is practically impossible for the doctors on staff to gain the relevant privileges, owing to either residency requirements (most doctors travel from out of state and work one or two days a week) or hospital prejudice (few care to be associated with abortion providers).

We were also anticipating that the survey will provide us with the information required to develop a relevant research curriculum for the family residency research stream.

The lack of standard methodology to manage the academic content within a busy curriculum, together with uncertainty if the content covered is actually relevant, present a double challenge for residency program directors and medical educators.

These findings about the state of residency training in China are relevant to the major shortage of surgical output currently facing the country.

In the not-so-distant days of my residency training, staying abreast of relevant literature included paying for paper journals and skimming through them on the occasional call night when there was time to breathe.

The findings of this survey are likely relevant as a prototype for primary care residencies around the country.