Sentence examples for residential quality from inspiring English sources

To achieve this aim, a questionnaire was designed based on a study on residential quality of life, which was administered to 161 PBSS users.

Results showed that most respondents evaluated the refurbishment of both spaces positively on residential quality, aesthetic quality, and possibility for controlled interaction.

It is based on a comparative survey of communities living in two towns with different demographic development and residential quality located in a close proximity to expanding opencast mine in the Czech Republic, which are threatened by displacement due to possible revisions of the current territorial mining limits.

Like today, planning activities of a century ago sought improved residential quality, including a scheme which correlated scaled streets according to use, local stores, the community school, parks, playgrounds, open space, and social interaction among neighbors.

We considered urban/rural status as an indicator of residential quality.

This suggests that residential quality has emerged as a driving force in hospital physicians' location preference following the 2004 legislation.

The agency has also been criticized by some residents because the work began before the scientific review process for conducting it had been completed, and before formal standards for indoor residential air quality could be established.

His company tests residential air quality for most New England utility companies, for Health House and for Energy Star Homes, whose less complex standards are approved by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.

Residential atmosphere quality is also protected by the smoke detector, which sounds an alarm to warn of possible danger when smoke reaches even a very low level in living spaces.

But the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Christie Whitman, told a Senate committee this week that her agency was still, a year later, trying to come up with indoor residential air quality standards so that contractors who began testing apartments in Lower Manhattan this month could know how to interpret what they found.

In Japan, local cities experience a number of problems related to deterioration of residential environment, quality of public service, and vitalization of commercial land.