Sentence examples for resources residents from inspiring English sources
Resident colleagues, program directors and psychiatrist/psychologist(s), were the top resources residents preferred in times of emotional or mental health need.
Our study found that, particularly, in areas with low access to PCPs or fewer orthopaedic surgeon resources, residents are less likely to use office-based orthopaedic surgeon services, and in turn are less likely to receive orthopaedic surgery.
Several of the outspoken groups are the United States Department of the Navy (DoN), residents concerned about access to cultural resources, residents concerned about ecosystem health and natural resource conservation, the local executive and legislative branches of government, and residents belonging to the indigenous Chamorro population.
Thus to become aware of the metaphorical and narrative resources resident in language is to see that, notwithstanding the many rules and codes that govern language usage, it is always able to be used creatively, to produce new meanings.
As a result of competition for genomic resources, resident successful families might have supplanted and eliminated other types of TEs.
The common program requirements in particular evaluate program personnel and resources, resident appointments, program curricula, resident duty hours and working environment, evaluation, experimentation and innovation [ 10].
It is not clear as to whether the resources resident's perceived to be important are the necessary aids to deal with well-being concerns during training.
If cities view the public as a resource, residents can help to monitor problems and progress, too.
This has led to a shortage of beds and resources and residents of Hong Kong are demanding a crackdown.
So, using a combination of government money and private resources, the residents of Valmeyer moved their entire town to a site a mile and a half east and, more important, 400 feet higher.Valmeyer is not unique.
The new black community forming in East Palo Alto had little in resources, but residents did what they could to build their own institutions.
