Sentence examples for resources housing from inspiring English sources

Malaria (largely the result of poor water resources, housing, and land management that failed to curb the insect that transmits the disease) cost 19 million DALYs.

Recent developments in the tool have taken into account additional factors affecting vulnerable populations, including immigration status, acculturation, neighborhood conditions, psychological resources, housing mobility, mental illness, competing needs and food sources.

The factors found to explain socioeconomic differences in health in this study are mainly 'material' factors which include a lack of physical resources (housing quality, air pollution) and underinvestment in infrastructure (difficulty parking, traffic, unlit streets) and services (healthcare, irregular water service, dirty streets).

Modern association studies bring to bear on this problem high coverage genotype data, comprehensive databases of genetic variation that allow imputation of most common ungenotyped variants to high accuracy and extensive, publicly available, in silico resources housing a growing assortment of genomic data that allow functional characterization of vast regions of the human genome.

Socioeconomic status (SES) was assessed by the socioeconomic rank as defined by the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics; this system categorizes each place of residence on a 10-point scale based on parameters such as financial resources, housing density, motorization, education, and employment profile (7 ).

The study partnered a university writing center with an adult education program and a state employment agency to develop online literacy resources housed on a widely used OWL.

Farage was branded a racist -- for wanting to discuss immigration and the connection of migrants to resources, houses, employment and welfare.

In the case of alternative therapies, a search was done for on-line resources housed at national and international health organization web sites.

The data resources housed in those small or otherwise resource-challenged collections are particularly valuable because they often contain records from areas or taxa that are underrepresented in larger collections (Snow, 2005; Casas-Marce et al., 2012; A. Monfils, Central Michigan University, personal communication, 2015).

Given the importance of wheat and barley as major cereal crops, although their completed genomic sequences are currently not available yet, we attempted to identify partial TF repertoires from these two grass species using their FL-cDNA and CDS resources housed at TriFLDB (http://trifldb.psc.riken.jp).jp

An obvious entry point is 'Pathways' in the main home page of RGD's website; it provides an overview of pathway resources, houses the dynamic list of all published interactive pathway diagram pages and pathway suites, and has links to physiological pathway pages.