Sentence examples for high density communities from inspiring English sources

These studies support that in high density communities, such as slums or even villages with large number of dogs, the risk of infection may be increased because of the dog's ability to roam freely within a limited space.

This is illustrated by the differences between the three sites (Table  5): the walking time in high density communities such as informal settlements (Sites 1 and 2) was substantially lower than that in formal, lower density urban areas (Site 3), where homes are further apart.

Johnson and Riverdale Avenues are not near a major transportation hub or a high density community that would provide a steady stream of customers, so the future will continue to be difficult.

It is commonly referenced that the preferred mode of growth for bacteria is a high density community referred to as a biofilm [1].

While Dr. Soleri's plan for high-density communities may be best suited to crowded third world countries, Mr. Bruder feels strongly that Dr. Soleri's lessons can work here, as well.

Williamson says favelas offer an example of sustainable communities – low-rise, high-density communities whose properties mix business with housing and are geared to pedestrians, and who don't have to travel far for their basic needs.

First, they live in high-density communities and have a high prevalence of intestinal parasites (Pedersen 2005; Clotfelter et al. 2007).

High-density communities can be developed with mixed land use and good connectivity to promote active transport (walking and cycling assist in reducing cardiovascular disease, conditions that place individuals at risk in heat events).

One strand of this argument emphasises the experience of living in high-density communities, leading to stress and an inability to control aspects of life, as a key factor shaping violence (11).

Indeed, in the Central African Republic and Swaziland, AIDS caused school enrolment to fall by 25 30% at the beginning of the millennium (UNAIDS, 2002) and, in a high-density community in Zimbabwe, nearly 72% of children affected by AIDS were not in school, compared to just 29% of children not affected by AIDS (Kembo, 2010).

In the present study we observed that communities with small sized trees had very high density; while communities with large sized trees had lower density.