Sentence examples for intended communities from inspiring English sources
More specifically, during large scale emergencies, several studies have shown that risk communication may fail to reach intended communities particularly those most at risk [ 11– 17].
It should be emphasized that the integrated data by itself is not useful, unless it is freely accessible by the intended communities for further interventions.
Traditionally, the large volumes of structured or unstructured data generated from different fields are independently deposited into discipline-specific resources for use by the intended communities.
Morris intended the community physician to be the key strategist in the reorganised NHS in the 1970s, responsible for "community diagnosis".
Moreover, it was intended that community health lay workers would fill the gap for unmet curative, preventative, and health promotion health needs of communities [ 2].
He intended the community to become self-sufficient through the establishment of a working farm and the creation of well-made, attractive objects that could be sold in New York.
Singing songs like: "Hair, Hair, Everywhere," made him a big rock star (no pun intended) at community gatherings.
Funds released after deinstitutionalisation (finance) were intended for community-based services at both the Federal and State/Territory level [ 25].
Instead, it is intended for community-level monitoring and as a catalyst in planning and action to improve aspects of the local environment that influence early child development [ 19].
SHARE-FI is based on a modified phenotypic approach (fatigue, low appetite, weakness by handgrip strength, difficulties walking or climbing stairs and low physical activity) and is intended for community-dwelling Europeans aged ≥50.
The involvement of population density may also indicate that the evaluation of the isolation status of French communes, which was intended to identify communities with low background immunisation, may not have been sufficiently pertinent to the infectious hypothesis.
