The schools, nine of which were described in detail in Bay et al. 2012a, represented a cross section of communities from low to high SES.
And if the study had a bigger sample from a larger cross section of communities; we believe the reality -- sadly -- would be even more vile.
These services were selected to represent a cross section of community-dwelling individuals with musculoskeletal conditions receiving nonsurgical interventions who may benefit from improved lifestyle physical activity [ 7].
For example local media recruited a broad cross section of the community, postings on websites targeted individuals in the Fat Acceptance community, weight loss centres were used to actively recruit individuals trying to lose weight, and local gyms to recruit individuals who were engaging in exercise.
"The intent of these boards is to have a cross section of the community," said Mr. Finnerty, the Planning Board chairman.
His goal, he says, is to produce a "comfort level" for "a cross section of the community that doesn't feel at home in a museum".
"If a person is to be stigmatized as a racist, that should be found by the broadest cross section of the community, and that is the jury".
Those sentiments echo through a cross section of the community – even among former die-hard Rajapaksa loyalists who revered him for ending the bloody three-decade ethnic war.
Our CDCs are groups set up within villages represented by a large cross section of the community, for example, the chief or leader, women, youth, and people with disabilities.
We brought a cross section of the community who'd been affected," Roma said.
We have a cross section of the community come, sit down and have a conversation with our homeless rock stars.
