Sentence examples for residential linkage from inspiring English sources

In April 2009, the D.C. Zoning Commission approved a "residential linkage" agreement with Boston Properties.

Under a city policy known as "residential linkage," Golub/Willco would be able to construct their office building if they created or renovated low-income housing elsewhere in the city.

The Zoning Commission did so because Monument Realty had agreed two years earlier to pay into a city-run affordable housing construction fund and spend $2 million to build three townhouses in a low-income area — satisfying the "residential linkage" requirement.

We highlight technical developments and highlight opportunities to apply spatial analytic methods in epidemiologic research, focusing on methodologies involving geocoding, distance estimation, residential mobility, record linkage and data integration, spatial and spatio-temporal clustering, small area estimation, and Bayesian applications to disease mapping.

Furthermore, we found that social monitoring played a role in moderating the linkage between residential mobility and antisocial behavior (Study 3); individuals with high residential mobility decreased their antisocial behavior when they were observed by artificial eyes, while individuals with low residential mobility did the opposite.

†Rural residential status defined by linkage of 9-digit ZIP codes to the rural-urban commuting area code for the corresponding census block.

Based on estimates of individual air and water intake rates and linkage of residential geocodes for participant address histories to public water distribution systems and private wells, yearly PFOA serum concentrations were estimated for each participant in the C8 Health Project (Shin et al. 2011b).

Mortality data were obtained by linkage to the residential registrations of each city and the Tottori Cancer Registry (Tottori, Japan).

We evaluated its utility, as many data sets have limited individual-level SES data but have residential data to enable census linkage.

Critical features of our exposure model include a common exposure pathway for people using the same public water source, and linkage of personal residential histories with specific public water sources over time.

Registries of Yamagata, Fukui, Osaka (for the whole period), and Nagasaki (partial period) additionally confirm the vital status of patients who were considered as alive 5 (and 10) years after diagnosis using linkage to the residential database from the death certificate.