Sentence examples for communities of note from inspiring English sources

That being said, the web has managed to foster a few communities of note where "handles" instead of identities still prove popular.

Aside from Rose and North Rose, the two communities of note along NY 414 between Clyde and the route's end, NY 414 traverses little more than nondescript cultivated fields.

Another community anthrax outbreak of note was investigated by officers from the Field Epidemiology Training Program of the Thai Ministry of Public Health (23).

IRB26 This administrator cites the importance of contrasting community attitudes, but of note, invokes the notion of "Timbuktu" - a foreign exotic locale.

"Compared with conventional antibiotic therapy, the prodrug approach is likely to reduce both the emergence of antibiotic resistance (by reducing the exposure of other bacteria to the active drug), and the disruption of the body's normal communities of microorganisms," he notes.

The Boston Marathon, as Metropolitan Methodios, representing the Greek Orthodox community of New England, noted early in the service, it is a political event, too.

The bottom line is that while not a giant, Arab Americans are a community that is worthy of note -- especially in a close election.

Of note, community-wide active surveillance surveys at this site indicate that up to 40% of Pf infections in adults are asymptomatic [19], despite the low intensity of Pf transmission.

23 Of note, community teams succeeded in identifying maternal deaths overlooked by hospital staff, as well as deaths occurring outside the health sector and outside the district.

Several issues are of note for community health planners who might consider adaptation of the intervention described here.

In the countries where MPPT was implemented, 8 obtaining support of local authorities and cooperation of communities was noted as key for ensuring good coverage and efficiency of drug distribution.