Sentence examples for rate community from inspiring English sources

Where else can you find a first rate community chorus that doesn't require an audition to join, yet so skilled, disciplined and accomplished that it performed Dvorak's Requiem in, not just Berkeley, but Prague?

These physiologically mechanistic models can simulate relatively rapid changes in phytoplankton growth rate, community composition and chlorophyll biomass.

The purpose of this study is to examine associations between educational attainment, occupation (individual level SES), and neighborhood household poverty rate (community level SES) with radiographic knee OA and symptomatic knee OA in the Johnston County OA Project.

Although each strategy reduced the peak illness rate by >90% from the unmitigated base cases, in severe epidemics, child sequestering did not meet epidemic control targets for infection rate and peak clinical illness attack rate; community sequestering was required to meet these targets (Table, Appendix Tables 1, 2).

A standard approach is to measure a set of phenotypic traits (e.g., body size and shape) and to relate variation in these traits to (i) some measure of fitness, such as survival, fecundity, or lifetime reproductive success (Lande and Arnold 1983; Brodie et al. 1995); and (ii) some ecological response (e.g., population growth rate, community richness, and nutrient cycling).

We proposed a ranking system for communities in which rate communities based on their influence on the rest of network.

We need to be bolder about all children having an equal chance, proud of the idea of first-rate community comprehensive education and encourage a diverse mix of pupils in all our schools.

"We are a strong community; we are not a second-rate community," Mr. Middleton said of this unassuming steel town of 25,000 southeast of Akron whose main claim to fame has long rested with the locally bred carnation once ubiquitously sported by President William McKinley, a favorite-son politician.

Because some crust taxa are small, cryptic, and have slow growth rates, community change can be difficult to detect within short time scales.

They rated community clinical immersion and preceptorships more highly for understanding the life/practice of a physician and career/specialty decisions.

Children, young people and parents rated community and social life, such as opportunities to be involved in recreation and leisure activities, as a key aspect of social inclusion.