Sentence examples for values for community from inspiring English sources

The Red Cross contracts significantly increased the contract values for community detention.

As in the mesic grassland, β values for community biomass and C3 grass biomass were not correlated with soil water content β across the two experiments (P > 0.59, Figs  3C and D and 4).

The rationale for these arbitrary cut offs was based upon both the study water interval cut offs (derived from data distribution) and the approximation to historical values for community water supply fluoride levels for caries prevention incorporating climate and fluorosis risk [ 12- 14].

The effect was most pronounced in hospital outbreaks – median initial R's for identified versus unidentified index cases in hospital outbreaks were 3 versus 15, but the same values for community and mixed outbreaks were 1 versus 4, and 2 versus 2, respectively.

"Thrift, prudence, negotiation and hard work were becoming values for communities that previously had been spendthrift, impulsive, violent and leisure loving," Dr. Clark writes.

However, considering commonly observed MIC values for community-acquired pathogens, both modes of administration clearly yielded therapeutic drug concentrations.

Normative values for community-dwelling older adults with 1.8 medical diagnoses aged 70 79 years is 9 s for both men and women [ 19].

Socially innovative and resource-, wandr- and energy-efficient modes of housing, such as co-housing communities, urban co-ops and communes reflect greater environmental awareness and societal value for community living [27].

Children of alumni, valued for community building and nurturing the endowment, are still given a second look, provided they meet the rigorous admission standards.

We designated this district community B and the district north of the Ohio River in southwestern Ohio as community A. For the pilot study, the median PFOA value for community B (26.4 ng/mL) was significantly higher than for community A (7.0 ng/mL).

In a context of low literacy, and where there is a value for community self identification and where communities are responsive to recommendations of religious and traditional leaders, it is critical that any intervention in a community meets the needs of local stakeholders and wins their support.