Sentence examples for residents simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Medical residents simultaneously have two different roles, as students of university specialty programs and as healthcare professional workers employed by medical institutions.

Residents simultaneously banged pots in their neighborhoods for three nights in a row during a recent week, a "concert des casseroles" meant to show the people's displeasure, they said.

It might be scary to think about residents simultaneously taking a swim, cooking dinner, and working on an on-site farm.

Because all but one partner universities train only a limited number of family medicine residents simultaneously due to limited capacity, reaching that critical mass takes time.

As part of these highly structured interviews, a questionnaire was filled out by the researcher for each resident, in the presence of the physician and therapist, enabling them to consult the medical file of the resident simultaneously.

Hundreds of firefighters spent hours attempting to rescue residents, while simultaneously trying to stem the flames.

It's a complicated situation for the White House, which is fighting for undocumented parents to remain in the U.S. with their children who are citizens or legal permanent residents, and simultaneously deporting undocumented families that arrived more recently.

The quantity of individual 'chunks' residents can simultaneously manage may depend on the individual level of expertise for a particular problem.

Residents are simultaneously vulnerable to physical, social and economic stress: high exposures and low adaptation conspire and can be associated with multiple health consequences.

The immunostainings were evaluated by two genitourinary pathologists (GK, FFR) and one histopathology resident (CJ) simultaneously on a multiheaded microscope.

You have undoubtedly agreed to perpetuate colonial behavior in Brooklyn as residents of color simultaneously undergo a different, but not wholly dissimilar, form of displacement and degradation in the form of gentrification.