Sentence examples for generalised community from inspiring English sources

The city of Bombay is also figured as a character by the narrative voice, which, when not aligned with the consciousness of one character or another, often implies a generalised community of gossip.

35 The rise in MSSA bacteraemia during the study may reflect a generalised increase in community acquired staphylococcal infections reported in England 36 and elsewhere.

"This pattern of person-to-person transmission has remained limited to some small clusters and so far, there is no evidence to suggest the virus has the capacity to sustain generalised transmission in communities," the statement adds.

We had some minority ethnic groups represented but no indigenous participants in the focus groups, so findings cannot necessarily be generalised to different communities.

In many of these communities, a generalised TB epidemic is taking place.

Since patients with comorbidity stay in hospital longer and hence consume more hospital resources than those without comorbidity a targeted strategy focusing on the former using proven fall prevention interventions may be more cost-effective than a generalised strategy involving all community-dwelling older persons.

The results showed that, except for social support, the estimated coefficient for the social interactions and generalised trust variables at the community level have little effect on engaging in heavy episodic drinking.

The survey was distributed within primary schools in order to capture a more generalised cross-section of the community.

We found no studies in the published literature that looked at the effects of a sport-for-development program on a validated measure of other-group orientation, beyond more generalised claims for impacts on community cohesion [ 7] highlighting the unique finding about this construct from the current study.

Then, the relationships with the whole community was assessed through generalised least square models, at the spatial scale of 4 ha, 9 ha and 25 ha.

Although South Africa has a generalised epidemic, there are pockets in communities which demonstrate concentrated epidemics.