Sentence examples for communities based on a from inspiring English sources

His vision of the Cliffs was to sell the communities based on a lifestyle of health and wellness and a family-friendly image.

Thick solid black lines below clusters indicate groups that have significantly (p < 10−7) distinct faunal communities based on a SIMPROF analysis.

In this paper, we propose a conceptual framework for every-citizen learning communities based on a recently widespread Internet tool known as Multi-user dimension Object-Oriented (MOO).

Unlike most community detection algorithms, Optimized Attractor normalizes the size of communities based on a threshold.

One of the most difficult problems, he said, is logistics: Unlike ethnic groups that have formed communities based on a shared language or cultural background, Indians are scattered throughout the Los Angeles basin in no particular neighborhoods, Lippert said.

Edwards et al. (2006) conducted the first study in which metabolic profiles of whole microbial communities based on a pyrosequencing-derived dataset were analyzed.

Furthermore, the development of the community-epidemiology framework allows us to clarify the wealth of terminology currently used to describe disease occurrence in host communities, based on an understanding of the underlying ecologic and epidemiologic processes.

Choice of study sites was influenced by relative level of socioeconomic disadvantage in the surrounding communities (based on an area wide indicator, the socioeconomic index for areas 25) as well as birth rate, involvement in previous studies and proximity to the study researchers.

And we do so with a sense of pride and a desire to create an inclusive community based on a modern interpretation of "Englishness".

Beginning in 1851, Brentwood was known as Modern Times and was a utopian community based on a pre-Tea Party philosophy of unfettered individualism.

Lyons recommends that it be a requirement for councils to produce a plan to meet the housing needs of the local community based on a standard nationally imposed formula.