Sentence examples for relocate close from inspiring English sources

Patients/caregivers can incur substantial out-of-pocket costs over the first 3 months, especially if they need to temporarily relocate close to the transplant center.

Among these, the median pre-tax household income was $66,500 (range, $30-$30-$375,000d 48% had to temporarily relocate close to the transplant center.

Thus, early during T cell activation mitochondria have been shown to relocate close to immune synapse and contribute to increase cytosolic Ca2+ (Quintana et al., 2007; Schwindling et al., 2010).

— adult children were 1.6 times as likely to relocate closer to their parents as the parents were to move nearby.

Distance from the transplant center, the need to relocate closer to the center and availability of support and resources both at home and locally around the center are likely to be important determinants of out-of-pocket costs.

PEV occurs when a gene, normally located in euchromatin, is relocated close to a broken segment of heterochromatin.

Mr. Sobel, in the process of relocating closer to his children's school, sold the furnishings with the penthouse: "It gives us an opportunity to create a new canvas," he said.

When Sleepy Hollow took Tarrytown to court over the Ferry Landings project, it was over whether an asphalt plant on the river should be relocated closer to Sleepy Hollow.

Despite the family's concerns regarding their safety, the family was relocated closer to the perpetrators of bullying and threats," the submission says A seven-year-old boy was separated from his mother and sister for more than a month when they were flown to the mainland for medical treatment.

Strategy 3 has the same layout as Strategy 2 except the ceiling diffusers are replaced by supply grilles and relocated closer to the wall behind the bed.

3. Relocating closer to job, school or family.