reside in something/someone

Examples of residing

residing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Successive groups residing in suburbs have remade those places as they settled in a given suburb, succeeding earlier settlers.
The court cannot ignore the pitiable and helpless condition of the poor residing in villages.
Registers noted all major demographic events for all individuals residing in the villages, including birth, death, marriage, divorce, and migration.
It did not necessarily reflect where they were residing or where they were obtaining their water prior to interview at the time of infection/exposure.
This estimate is based on examination on the census microfilm of approximately 500 elderly people residing without children randomly selected from the 1860 sample.
This is the reason why there were many sawmill workers residing in town.
Individuals living in institutions, including individuals residing in psychiatric hospitals were not included in the sampling frame.
Historically, limited district (home) nursing services were provided, as required, to single homeless people residing in a few hostels.
Voters are treated individually, so they need not be grouped into, say, geographic districts with net payments constant for all residing in the same location.
This may be acceptable for those patients residing close to the hospital.
Microscopical phenomena were to be conceived in terms of the specific agencies, or forces, residing within tissue; cells were merely the expression of these forces.
Since statements may call subprograms residing in the store, the store has to be checked as well.
Controls were unaffected children of similar ages residing in the patients' neighbourhoods.
The ideal treatment for skin disorders would be to regrow skin tissue from stem cells residing in the individual patient's skin.
A sample of 753 children were assessed from the target population consisting of all children of the appropriate age range residing in the selected areas.
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