Sentence examples for widespread communities of from inspiring English sources

Three key aspects which emerge from a review of microbial influences on Earth surface processes are a) that microbes play roles on a continuum from full control to passive involvement, b) that complex and widespread communities of microorganisms are involved and c) that microbial activity usually affects several Earth surface processes at once.

On Sunday, as Holocaust survivors and descendants of survivors observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a growing and widespread community of Jews -- linked by their gratitude toward Sugihara for saving them or family members -- remembers a man once forgotten.

We demonstrate that an effective, replicable and scalable pathway for QoL diagnosis and treatment can be established within a tumour centre and delivered by a geographically widespread community of more than a hundred CPs and professional therapists.

Finally, we assumed a doubling of the diagnosis rate after the beginning of widespread community awareness of smallpox.

Although Canada has reported 130 probable and suspected SARS cases, including six deaths, and Ontario on Monday suspended all nonurgent surgery and outpatient clinics in all of its 215 hospitals, the centers said it "is not advising against travel to or from Canada because there is not evidence of widespread community transmission" of SARS.

Our study provides evidence of the existence of a widespread community reservoir of HLGR ST16 in pigs in Denmark during 2001 2002, which coincided with emergence of HLGR ST16 isolates among IE patients in North Denmark Region.

1. Widespread community use of drugs, (co-trimoxazole, metronidazole etc..), for the treatment of diarrhea prior to hospital visit.

Widespread community adoption of a systematic benchmarking practice remains a challenge.

She also reached out to religious, civic and youth groups, helping to heal a widespread community distrust of the police, she said.

Widespread community dissemination of information about the study may also help reduce refusals.

Widespread community transmission of an infectious disease could overwhelm our health care system globally.