Sentence examples for large proportion of the community from inspiring English sources

We use a case study of building an ontology of protein phosphatases to show how OWL-DL's model can capture a large proportion of the community's needs.

This lack of information, coupled with a poor understanding of NHS support, means a large proportion of the community simply don't engage with the health services.

The result is that a large proportion of the community have low incomes.

A large proportion of the community, the health care providers and doctors do not fully understand that CCA is a curable disease is treated at an early stage.

Our data revealed that bounded quadrats are efficient in sampling rare species and we expect that its performance will be better in tropical mainland areas than in islands, where a large proportion of the community is composed of rare species.

To determine how large proportion of the community we have sampled we created individual-based rarefaction curves i.e. species accumulation curves (SACs) for each site by randomly drawing individuals from the observed species pool 100 times and plotted the mean of these random draws against the number of individuals drawn.

Given local council feedback that assistance programming should be more community oriented, CFW programs may be a desirable approach because they improve community infrastructure and coverage levels can be relatively high; thus, a larger proportion of the community could benefit as compared to other assistance with strict eligibility criteria.

In an ulterior sphere, this analysis shows that creatinine is already measured in a larger proportion of the community.

Our finding that one-quarter of community patients without clinical neuropathy have painful neuropathic symptoms implies that a large proportion of the diabetic community are being neglected in the treatment of their symptoms, and that classic neuropathic, lower-limb symptoms may well be inappropriately considered "nonneuropathic" if there are no concomitant signs of clinical neuropathy.

Archbishop Tutu's attack on racism came at the end of a lengthy sermon in which he defended the outlawed African National Congress and Pan African Congress and indicated his continued support for sanctions against South Africa – the major issue which has earned him the bitter hostility of a large proportion of the white community.

It is these "middle" workers who make up a large proportion of the Brazilian community in London.