Sentence examples for for different communities from inspiring English sources

While optimal testing strategies will differ for different communities, free MVCT campaigns in rural villages appear to be broadly acceptable to wide cross- sections of the intended target population.

Yes, that will mean different levels of services for different communities, he admits, but a postcode lottery already exists now.

"Malaysiakini has provided a platform for different communities to express themselves on sensitive issues, like N.E.P., Islam, human rights," Gan says.

But there's another story you can tell here, about how different models of marriage work out (or don't) for different communities and socioeconomic groups.

"Are we going to be an urban-centric state where urbanites choose what happens, or will this be a state like Colorado has traditionally been, where we have the liberty and freedom for different communities to do different things?" Still a Quinnipiac University poll last month found that while a majority of Colorado voters opposed the package of new gun laws, they also disliked the recall.

But the forum aims to be a source of unity for different communities in Rochdale.

The Ossining department, which has nine companies, responds to every kind of alarm in the 3.2-square-mile town, and members also march in parades and raise money for different community causes.

One idea to provide fair evaluation criteria for different community detection algorithms is task-oriented evaluation.

The values of estimated parameters for the fitting lines in Fig. 4 for different community location and population scenarios are shown in Table 2.

(Upper) The curves represent the cumulative distribution of the recall scores over all the ASes for different community discovery methods: (R_{1}(AS)) is shown for Deltacom at (t=1) (i.e., modularity maximization) (red), LPM (yellow), Louvain modularity maximization (pink), CommUGP (green) and Infomap (blue).

The paper reports on a cross-sectional multi-good contingent valuation survey conducted between April and September 2009 with three representative samples of the Irish population (N = 1214) to identify rankings and preferences for different community care programmes including: family care programme, a state-provided care programme and three different telecare programmes.