Sentence examples for on the same community from inspiring English sources

In the Alabama case, known as Specialty Healthcare, the board reversed a 1991 ruling and stated that the potential bargaining unit for employees at nonacute health care facilities would be based on the same "community of interest" standard used at other workplaces.

The study presented here is an extension of that previous study on the same community of IDUs.

A previous study 12 conducted on the same community also identified a lack of access to proper healthcare, including high delay in VL diagnosis and treatment.

In a previous report on the same community of IDUs we indicated to the possible origin of this particular endemic being the overseas commercial workers who had lived in the Middle East over extended period during which they admitted to having had sexual contact with commercial sex workers[ 10].

And once the auditorium is packed, the people in the room are suddenly part of the same community that united people on the sidelines.

Nodes select other nodes that belong to the same community based on label.

In that work, it emerges that one of the roles of weak ties is to connect small communities of acquaintances which are not that close to belong to the same community but, on the other hand, are somehow proficiently in contact.

In Experiment 2, we manipulated perception of shared community size by giving participants information about the number of people that belong to the same community as them based on their own traits.

According to Ms. Hardeman, who graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and has an M.B.A. from New York University, MilkMade will eventually run on the same community-based model that sustains farms through community-supported agriculture programs.

These collaborative undertakings, such as the Bioperl project in bioinformatics and genomics or the Chemical Markup Language, make it possible to agree on basic underlying standards or full-fledged software products that are open to all, yet rely on the same communities for maintenance and updates.

This recognition is in part because of the extent of open defecation (over 50% in India, according to Unicef) and partly because of the increased recognition that it can have a negative effect on households in the same community, even if they use toilets.