Using communities as building blocks for larger cohorts and biobanks presents some practical and ethical challenges but also enhances opportunities for interdisciplinary, multilevel investigations of the multifactorial contributors to complex diseases.
South and Phillips (84) stated that assets within a community are considered the building blocks for community health.
Our results imply that link communities are fundamental building blocks that reveal overlap and hierarchical organization in networks to be two aspects of the same phenomenon.
"Building resilient communities based on clean energy and jobs, protecting our wildlife and landscapes, and securing the culture and prosperity of Arctic communities are the building blocks of the Arctic's future," Williams said in a written statement.
As a response to extreme poverty and vulnerability, these initiatives invest in so-called 'human capital' – the families and communities that are the building blocks of a healthy nation – in order to break down ingrained patterns of impoverishment.
People are the building blocks of communities, and when it comes down to the community level and how neighbors become neighbors again, if they do, then it has to start with people like that who just want to get on with it and go back to living their lives.
Civil society, charities, community organisations, these are the building blocks of a cohesive society.
"In return," he continued, "the theaters would receive the continuity of their work year after year — the building blocks of community".
Ubuntu has its roots in humanist African philosophy, where the idea of community is one of the building blocks of society.
More often, data scientists will scour the literature and open-source community to find existing model building blocks that allow them to quickly experiment and understand the weakness of existing solutions so as to build a novel architecture that is performant.
