Sentence examples for unique resident from inspiring English sources

Currently, most NHs do not determine nurse aide staffing requirements based on the time to provide ADL care for their unique resident population.

This is evidence that IL-23 is essential for the development of enthesitis by acting on this unique resident T-cell subset.

However, because of its geographic location, Harris County represents a different ecosystem, namely a warm year-round climate with unique resident mosquito and avian species.

The chondrocyte is a unique resident cell that synthesizes cartilage-specific extracellular matrix (ECM) components as well as various catabolic and anabolic factors.

We propose that such patient to patient differences in oral disease manifestation may be explained at least in part by the interactions of C. albicans in each host with a unique resident commensal bacterial flora, which modulates the host response to infection.

Essential registry items include the patient's unique Korean resident registration number, gender, age, the surgical method used, and cancer stage according to the seventh edition of American Joint Committee on Cancer classification [ 31].

The annual consultation prevalence was calculated by dividing the number of unique Skåne residents who had been diagnosed with a shoulder pain diagnosis at least once during 2006 by the total adult population of Skåne by the last of December 2005.

In that study, HCV infection was associated with an increased frequency (compared with uninfected livers) of intrahepatic NK cells that shared some phenotypic and functional features with the unique liver-resident NK cell population that has been proposed to represent the human equivalent to mouse memory NK cells in subsequent studies.

Consequently, the option for possible stem cell-based therapies that result in lung repair and regeneration has led to a unique search for resident and non-resident lung stem cells originating from various sources, including embryo, foetus and bone marrow, but also from the adult lung itself (Weiss et al, 2011).

Facilities provided monthly lists of all residents showing only residents' unique identifiers, care type, and admission and discharge dates, to facilitate tracking residents and for sub-group analyses.

The dementia registry was linked to data from the HUNT study using the Norwegian 11-digit personal identity number, which is unique to each resident in Norway.