Sentence examples for distance communities from inspiring English sources

Second, regardless of the geographic distance, communities assembled under different environmental conditions (e.g. across the sub-Antarctic front) exhibited striking dissimilarities (Figure 2A, Table 1 and Figure S1).

This is because the majority of our patients are malnourished and the weather is cold", "sometimes, I prefer to prescribe an antibiotic for preventing a pneumonia episode", and "we try to avoid complications, our patients are from long distance communities, they don't come again to the health centre, that is why we prescribe an antibiotic, so we cut out any infection that could be present".

Data from multiple sources demonstrated strengths and weaknesses in design of the program's learning environment, including: face-to-face and via digital tools; on-site and distance community interactions; and strategic evaluation tools and systems.

These include centrality, clustering, adjacency, distance, community structure, bipartivity, subgraphs, and communicability, among others.

However, the slopes of the relationship between phylogenetic distance and AMF distance (community dissimilarity) always remained negative, indicating that the direction of relationship between phylogenetic distance and AMF distance is robust to the influence of any one plant species.

The use of mobility devices such as canes, walkers, manual wheelchairs, and powered mobility are usually added gradually in late onset disease, often used part-time at first, for long distance community mobility or on uneven terrain.

To test for a phylogenetic signal in AMF host associations (i.e. phylogenetic host specificity), we determined whether variation in AMF distance (community dissimilarity) among pairs of host plant species was positively related to the phylogenetic (ultrametric) distance between this pair of plant hosts.

The results of this study highlight the problem with a "one size fits all" pandemic warning strategy that risks antagonising and distancing communities and thereby reducing trust in agencies and the likelihood that advice will be followed.

Furthermore, limited community participation, the social distance between communities and medical institutions, the association of hospitals and research centers in particular with authoritarian and elitist state and foreign institutions, and palpable social class divisions further nurture these suspicions.

We then compared the average UniFrac distance within communities (either smokers or nonsmokers) to the average distance between pairs of communities where one was a smokers and the other a nonsmokers (within vs. between-group analysis).

After all, while technology has shrunk the figurative distance between communities, many of us also live in an era in which it's easier than ever to disengage from the outside world.