These findings are valuable for community design aimed at promoting children's activities.
These kinds of ethical decision-making and resource-utilization strategies are rarely taught in the USA but could be valuable for community disaster preparedness planning.
In Fiji, he saw how a careful tourism economy provided a valuable boost for communities hurt by damage to the region's coral reefs.
Leveson has repeatedly expressed concern about the future of regional and local papers, saying they perform a valuable service for communities, reporting from courts, on local councils and public sector bodies such as health authorities.
Arrest data on DUI as well as other alcohol-related offenses also represent valuable indicators for communities.
We demonstrated the utility, flexibility, and robustness of the ALERT algorithm, which can serve as a valuable tool for communities, schools, hospitals, and other institutions looking for a method to objectively define a period when, for example, enhanced patient contact precautions, empiric therapy, or other prevention measures should be implemented.
Exploring changes in land use land cover (LULC) to understand the urban heat island (UHI) effect is valuable for both communities and local governments in cities in developing countries, where urbanization and industrialization often take place rapidly but where coherent planning and control policies have not been applied.
This may be driven by a desire for patients to receive more routine imaging close to home, which may be valuable for rural communities.
If individuals continue working in ECD sites and within the community, their skills will continue to be valuable for the community.
Rom skatepark – like the hotly disputed, but now saved undercroft at London's Southbank Centre, another recent victory for skate heritage – shows that such places are valuable for cultural, community and social reasons, as well as for their unique architectural qualities.
