Sentence examples for higher level of community from inspiring English sources
But it points to the incalculable extra benefits of a higher level of community cohesion, trust and social mobility associated with less unequal countries.
One of the challenges we all now face is to establish an even higher level of community engagement and increase our supporter base.
However, our study showed a higher level of community involvement in conducting planning for support to give women and identification of transportation means in Rubabo than in Rujumbura County.
Work climate was significantly higher (P < 0.001) in Church owned facilities and a higher level of community support was found for nurses in Church facilities over those in government facilities (P < 0.05).
Future research should continue to explore these relationships, as a higher level of community involvement in NGOs, which often focus on poverty alleviation, was hypothesized to mitigate levels of violence against unmarried female adolescents, particularly in communities where physical violence is not condoned.
Not only do we show improved outcomes in geographic clusters with a higher level of community mobilization, but we begin to untangle the mechanism of effect, i.e. how the intervention works through key psychosocial factors of identification and collectivization that are influenced by mobilization.
Longitudinal studies of AmeriCorps members similarly show higher levels of community engagement than a matched comparison group who applied to, but did not serve.
It not only influences lifestyle and behavior in an individual species, but is also responsible for driving ecosystem dynamics at higher levels of community organization.
More time-loss injuries occur at higher levels of community rugby.
Local health care practitioners bring the added benefits for patients of longstanding care relationships, higher levels of community accountability and an understanding of local issues [ 4, 9, 10].
A study in Colombia showed that at school-level bullying was associated with higher levels of community violence and stronger beliefs in support of aggression.
