Sentence examples for nearby level from inspiring English sources

San Francisco General Hospital, a nearby Level 1 trauma center, has admitted three victims related to the shooting.

The findings revealed that at the nearby level, greenery density was positively associated with older African American women's physical activity, and intersection density influenced their physical activity at the neighborhood level.

The station was staffed by a single porter, responsible for opening the gates of a nearby level crossing and for loading and unloading freight (mainly milk); a small, unheated hut was provided for his use.

Despite the low frequency of service and relatively low numbers of people using the station, Westcott station was staffed; the single employee's responsibilities included maintaining the oil lamps on the platform and working a nearby level crossing gate.

A possible influence of nearby levels on the efficiency of single photon emission in our MGS, however, must be further investigated.

So if you imagine the whole Greenland ice sheet melting, for instance, something quite bizarre will happen nearby: sea level will fall across an area stretching more than a thousand miles from the ice sheet.

We now proceed to show that is diffeomorphic to This will be done by a variant of the procedure used to prove that nearby noncritical level sets on compact manifolds are diffeomorphic.

Shear caused by a nearby upper level low slowly weakened Bud.

The review indicated that 15% (8) of mothers living in villages located between 51 - 100 km who developed complications before arrival to SFDDH bypassed the nearby first level health facilities (dispensaries and health centres) which could have provided first line management and probably refer them for definitive management.

This intensification trend was short-lived, however, as increased wind shear from a nearby upper-level low caused the low-level center to become partially exposed.

This exposes those who are cooking on the fire, usually women, and their young children who may be carried on their back or playing nearby, to levels of indoor air pollution many times higher than internationally recommended safe levels and often for extended periods of time (estimated at three to seven hours per day for years) (Ezzati 2001; WHO 2005).