Sentence examples for community differences from inspiring English sources

In discussing the region's experience with MPBs, a Walden resident offered the following observation summing up the need to recognize community differences: "The issues are definitely different in each community.

Using the 2005 and 2008 Egypt Demographic and Health Surveys, we estimate several logistic regression models to (1) examine individual and household determinants of circumcision, (2) assess the contributions of different pathways through which these changes may have occurred, and (3) assess the robustness of different pathways when unobserved community differences are taken into account.

Taxonomic shortcuts gave overall good impressions of community differences, but finer taxonomic resolutions on certain groups of arthropods revealed distinctly different responses to urbanization (e.g., higher beetle and ant diversity in the urban habitats).

For this purpose, functional profiles can be compared and contrasted across different metagenomic data sets to look for functional characteristics responsible for community differences.

There are community differences among jurors, she said, including their views on what constitutes criminal behavior, even on defining burglary or robbery.

Of these factors, soil textural components appeared most strongly related to AM fungal community differences.

The average cropping land ownership was 2.55 ha per household but with huge inter-community differences.

For example, Braakmann (2012) shows that within-community differences in victimization risk in Mexico induce behavioral changes among individuals in terms of work-leisure time allocation and property protection.

Whatever the cause, given widespread recognition of the importance of local knowledge and participation and growing recognition of the importance of intra-community differences in vulnerability, it suggests the need for reconsideration of both the discourse and the practice of involving community-level actors in DRR planning and implementation.

One possible population-level consequence of social learning is that, over time, the behavior of an animal community can diverge from that which is found in other communities of the same species, resulting in a prominent between-community differences and within-community similarities in patterns of behavior [11].

No association was observed between fish consumption and blood pressure, although there were significant inter-community differences.