Sentence examples for effect of community level from inspiring English sources

This spill-over effect of community level factors is succinctly captured by Moursund and Karvdal [48] where they show that the average educational level of other women in the census-enumeration area has a positive effect on contraceptive use of women.

Tuberculous infection estimates at the country level were presented along with 95% confidence intervals unadjusted for the clustering effect of community level, as this was not possible using this method.

At the initial stage the effect of community level variables on neonatal mortality was analyzed.

The goal of the analysis was to consider the modifying effect of community level determinants of health on the risk for CHF and asthma visits relative to the concentrations of PM2.5.

The study design did not permit investigation of the effects of community level factors that might moderate the effects of orphanhood.

Many cohort studies were begun before the tripling of childhood obesity prevalence occurred (Kroke et al. 2006; Troiano et al. 1995; Wisemandle et al. 2000)—a trend increasingly attributed to the collective effect of community-level factors for which policy changes may be the only effective means for preventing further increases in obesity prevalence (Summerbell et al. 2005).

In addition, it enriches this theory by further analyzing the ineffectiveness of individual social capital on illegal immigration behaviors, as well as by showing the increasing effect of community-level social capital on personal immigration decisions, the changing logic in the construction of community-level social capital, and the ways of effectively maintaining it during the migration process.

The effect of community-level intervention, measured by difference-in-difference method, was 66.5% (Table 1).

A further challenge relates to the effect of community-level versus individual-level determinants of care-seeking.

Table 3 presents results for 1980, examining the effect of community-level SES 10 years before diagnosis or index year.

This constitutes evidence that is too strong for the effect of community-level perinatal care practices on reducing maternal mortality to be dismissed.