Sentence examples for level of neighbourhood from inspiring English sources

A high level of neighbourhood upkeep was associated with both higher social capital and feelings of safety.

In Equatorial Guinea community protection was provided only when ≥80% spray coverage was achieved, but there was an additional protective effect provided by living in a sprayed house compared to living in an unsprayed one, regardless of the level of neighbourhood spray coverage.

As presented above, the overall social context level of neighbourhood was not significantly associated with CD.

The level of neighbourhood deprivation was categorized into three groups according to the tertiles of the deprivation index distribution: low, moderate and high deprivation.

We hypothesise that children will be referred by different sources depending on (1) ethnic background and (2) the neighbourhood of residence and its level of neighbourhood socioeconomic deprivation.

Five individual-level SES measures, namely education, employment, car ownership, item ownership and household density, were aggregated to the level of neighbourhood.

A large fraction of the detected variation in the prevalence of T2DM on the level of neighbourhoods and regions remained statistically unexplained in women, suggesting that there were characteristics on the individual, neighbourhood and regional levels that determined the presence of T2DM and were not considered in our analysis.

Racism is rife in Britain but it is not being expressed through rising levels of neighbourhood segregation, nor are any ghettos likely to be formed in the near future.

Lower levels of neighbourhood tree cover were associated with a reduced frequency of visits to private and public green spaces, and a similar pattern was found for the duration of time spent in private and public green spaces for Brisbane.

The housing areas differed widely in levels of neighbourhood social capital and general social trust.

Caughy and colleagues [ 112] examined the role of neighbourhood social processes at differing levels of neighbourhood deprivation.