Sentence examples for applicability of community from inspiring English sources

The author highlights the applicability of community participation and action research methodology in human ecological investigation.

Further, Hoagwood and Kolko (2009) suggest that a more thorough understanding of the community services context would allow for the identification and potential manipulation of factors that mediate or moderate implementation, thus improving the overall applicability of EBPs to community care.

In this mini-review, we consider the applicability of the soil decomposer community as such a model system.

The wide range of incentives used, study settings and subjects mean that it is difficult for medical researchers to determine the applicability of this evidence to community based surveys in the UK.

The applicability of these findings to communities where such sweeping measures might be less acceptable is unclear.

However, the previously mentioned authors (Spehn et al. 2000; Fridley 2003; Lorentzen et al. 2008; Vojtech et al. 2008) used seeded, experimental plant communities and the applicability of results from these young, immature plant communities on real-world ecosystems is currently debated (Schmid 2002; Thompson et al. 2005; Hector et al. 2007; Mokany et al. 2008; Jiang et al. 2009).

The experiment justified our decision of not including change degree of connections in estimating the delivery probability of a node.The applicability of one hop away and community structure was also studied and the results are shown in Figure 4.

The applicability of specific programmes requires a community approach to adjust them to match the needs of the target population [ 39, 42].

32 The applicability of specific programmes requires a community approach to adapt them to meet the needs of the target population.

However the lack of significant differences in resistance rates against all antibiotics tested between the populations with and without clinical information, as well as the large and representative sample of our study argues in favor of an extended applicability of the conclusions in our community.

This study is limited by its potential lack of applicability in other community settings.