Sentence examples for resident availability from inspiring English sources

Survey distribution and FGD sessions were primarily conducted during residency educational conference days to maximize resident availability and participation.

In such circumstances, we are unable to provide resident availability either in [our] home or in other departments.

The assignment to experimental or control group was therefore largely determined by the residents' availability and interest (i.e. convenience sampling).

Residents' car availability reduced public transport trips, walking and cycling.

Our findings support the identification of child hunger as a possible target for screening and interventions to prevent poor developmental and health outcomes, and the importance of improved culturally-specific communication with Mexican-origin residents about availability of community and federal nutrition resources [ 61].

Then volunteers posts signs on the lots alerting residents to their availability and encouraging them to form community clusters around each one.

Disadvantage can produce health disparities in rural and urban communities alike (Geronimus et al., 2006; Hattery and Smith, 2007), however, where this study takes place the rural state of Arkansas there is particular disadvantage in regards to residents' health and availability of services.

Internal and external migrants had comparable mortality rates to residents after widespread availability of ART.

These authors found that 2nd-year residents committed the availability bias significantly more than their 1st year colleagues.

In addition, rurality and county resources variables interacted with Medicaid managed care enrollment to test whether the Medicaid managed care system was more sensitive to rural residents and the availability of local health care resources (i.e., the number of PCPs and community health centers) in affecting the likelihood of preventable hospitalizations.

Taken together, this suggests that the availability of resident training in this area may not be a problem but that current approaches may not be effective.