Residential setting was dichotomized into community dwelling (i.e., living in one's own home) versus institution (sheltered accommodation, old people's home, group dwelling, or nursing home).
A bedridden person in a nursing-home has a low risk of falling, while a mobile 90-year-old (or older) in a group dwelling for people with dementia has the highest risk.
A narrow lane wound steeply down into a hidden valley and the hamlet of Combpyne – church, pond, farm and a group of dwellings.
In this work, a life cycle assessment has been performed to evaluate the environmental impacts of two future scenarios using biogas produced from the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) to supply energy to a group of dwellings, respectively comprising distributed generation using solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) micro-CHP systems and condensing boilers.
The ADL-mortality associations were assessed separately for the rural-dwelling group and the city-dwelling group.
Compared with the reference groups, as dwelling density, proportion of rental properties, and housing unaffordability increased, the odds of reporting poorer self-rated health increased; however these associations did not always reach statistical significance.
In temperate grasslands, these earthworm communities commonly consist of a few species [ 16] comprising three functional groups: surface dwelling epigeics, vertically burrowing anecics and horizontally burrowing endogeics [ 17].
While much attention has been focused on national data or disparities among ethnic groups primarily dwelling in urban areas, recent epidemiological evidence is indicative of higher rates of obesity among rural populations in the USA compared with more urban areas.
He remembers his paternal grandmother when they lived in Lahore where there was a group of family dwellings.
