ライフサイエンスコーパス: local community

1 d local extinction of species on the island (local community).

2 on of patients and their families from their local community.

3 mily members and healthy volunteers from the local community.

4 the service is tailored to the needs of the local community.

5 are influenced by) the composition of their local community.

6 m whereby respondents report on CLI in their local community.

7 nd protection offered to whale sharks by the local community.

8 g with elected officials and engaging in the local community.

9 pecies, when tested on host species from the local community.

10 capacity personnel, who are engaged from the local community.

11 ial value at stake when conflict erupts with local communities.

12 s is a high priority to federal agencies and local communities.

13 s engaging with, and providing benefits for, local communities.

14 s, which can affect the welfare of dependent local communities.

15 , a key parameter necessary to safely reopen local communities.

16 ollective environment-altering properties of local communities.

17 ently, and 76.15% took place in respondents' local communities.

18 fisheries closures and prolonged impacts to local communities.

19 on, and sequestering carbon while supporting local communities.

20 he impact of late Holocene climate change on local communities.

21 which are less likely to be redundant within local communities.

22 perceptions and acceptability of CHMI by the local communities.

23 closest to the host, developing specialized local communities.

24 f a microbial community into a collection of local communities.

25 ity and community or leisure centre staff in local communities.

26 d interaction of diverse factors specific to local communities.

27 d by habitat fragmentation and conflict with local communities.

28 delicacy and economically important for the local communities.

29 to receive treatment and/or testing in their local communities.

30 lture, ecotourism, and other livelihoods for local communities.

31 rove access to timely, accurate diagnosis in local communities.

32 ully understand plant species coexistence in local communities.

33 e Coast Teaching Hospital (CCTH) and in four local communities.

34 its of sharing and exchanging knowledge with local communities.

35 income inequality among herders within their local communities.

36 rentiation to support species recognition in local communities.

37 rest conservation and potential revenues for local communities.

38 ailable where needed, and widely deployed in local communities.

39 al association formed by tree species within local communities.

40 level despite strong niche divergence among local communities.

41 hysical and/or competitive differences among local communities.

42 effect of plant diversity on productivity in local communities.

43 ces that serve low-income populations across local communities.

44 the network structure are restricted to some local communities.

45 eories explaining the assembly mechanisms of local communities.

46 ween the health sector, rubber industry, and local communities.

47 osure prophylaxis (PrEP) on HIV incidence in local communities.

48 fragmentation and habitat loss, that isolate local communities.

49 ction of different prey species in different local communities.

50 and the history of species colonization into local communities.

51 er niches were subsequently more dominant in local communities.

52 f the introduction and persistence of RSV in local communities.

53 entify contaminants which actually impact on local communities.

54 , but 82% gave approval for the study in the local community; 137 attendees completed the additional

55 lant diversity from 2000 to 2014 at both the local community (5 m(2)) and landscape (27 km(2)) scales

56 A billboard ban thus offers local communities a legal avenue to help curb the rising

57 RSA) abscesses may reflect the prevalence of local community-acquired MRSA (CAMRSA).

58 subjects were also recruited using targeted local community advertisements based on patients' county

59 centuries-long delay in genetic mixture with local communities after the arrival of populations with

60 est for changes in respiratory health in the local community after the closure.

61 o expand access to diabetes screening to the local community, all individuals presenting for on-site

62 zilian Amazon, using data from more than 100 local communities along a 2,000-km section of a major Am

63 ent can bring infusions of money and jobs to local communities, an array of risks to community-level

64 he landscape, with unknown repercussions for local communities and biodiversity conservation.

65 mentation guidance as well as involvement of local communities and civil society organisations.

66 pollution, endangering the lives of numerous local communities and destroying their freshwater source

67 However, the phylogenetic clustering of local communities and deterministic processes that gover

68 (3) Remove structural barriers to empower local communities and develop capacity.

69 of as public goods that can be exploited by local communities and drive diversification, for example

70 the potential for large negative impacts on local communities and ecological interactions, increasin

71 bal land surface and significantly influence local communities and economies, freshwater and marine e

72 cts may facilitate coexistence in asymmetric local communities and generate unimodal species abundanc

73 f Thailand, a site of legal disputes between local communities and government agencies over environme

74 these have focused on particular species or local communities and have thus been unable to provide a

75 s that dispersal among habitat patches links local communities and is a key "regional" process that m

76 to create those areas in a way that respects local communities and land use.

77 nd was reused for funerary practices by both local communities and nonlocal individuals.

78 e collisions, and conflict mediation between local communities and onagers.

79 ol interventions that are acceptable to both local communities and public authorities, particularly t

80 integration and result in benefits for both local communities and the foreign-born themselves.

81 varied in predator identity, dispersal among local communities and the history of species colonizatio

82 ortant consequences for the assembly of both local communities and the regional species pools from wh

83 nd capacity building for stakeholders at the local community and across animal health services with t

84 social networks including their ties in the local community and connections to distant communities.

85 We conducted a growth rate analysis using local community and inpatient records from seven hospita

86 Participants were recruited from the local community and randomly allocated (2:1) to receive

87 ing analyses that are customary in their own local community and significantly different from those i

88 Patients who resided outside of our local community and who had medical admissions to the in

89 llaborations and interventions, (4) engaging local communities, and (5) improving the community envir

90 e a large (18,990 occurrences, 6,483 sampled local communities, and 177 species) 54-year dataset for

91 ontextually appropriate responses, empowered local communities, and achieved justice in global health

92 Asynchrony of species increased stability of local communities, and asynchrony among local communitie

93 hips between Indigenous Peoples, traditional local communities, and ecologists can produce richer and

94 l known, but whether these patterns hold for local communities, and the dependence on spatial grain,

95 and biogeography asserts that an island or a local community approaches an equilibrium species richne

96 Local communities are assembled from larger-scale specie

97 In general, we find that local communities are characterized by fewer higher taxa

98 efforts from stakeholders, policymakers, and local communities are essential to oppose destructive su

99 Local communities are more robust to disturbance because

100 background of globally low endemism of AMF, local communities are shaped by regional processes inclu

101 the prevalence of TMP-SMX resistance in the local community are important steps in choosing an appro

102 polyphagous but that most plant species in a local community are resistant to any given pathogen.

103 y does not co-vary with gamma diversity, and local community assembly mechanisms appear to explain va

104 could result from regional species pool and local community assembly mechanisms.

105 study clearly illustrates the importance of local community assembly processes in shaping geographic

106 shift in the fundamental mechanics governing local community assembly.

107 d differences in species diversity, but also local community assembly.

108 ticipants were recruited through emails from local community-based organizations, federally qualified

109 HIV prevention strategies and local community-based programs can rely on estimates of

110 e estimates from SCALE-IT were comparable to local community-based surveys, while providing results e

111 These results highlight the need for local, community-based investigations about periodontal

112 er research should clarify optimal national, local, community-based, and government policies to preve

113 s with lower HDI levels were uninsured, with local communities bearing the brunt of the physical and

114 how that even though no small mammals in the local community became extinct, species losses and gains

115 n contrast, high species dissimilarity among local communities (beta diversity) is positively associa

116 individuals to form coalitions transcending local community boundaries.

117 iberate and make collective decisions on how local community budgets were allocated through both in-p

118 explain species diversity and composition in local communities but their relative importance remains

119 ion is not only how many species can inhabit local communities, but also which biological traits dete

120 , the variation in species composition among local communities, but empirical tests remain limited.

121 orest landscape restoration that prioritizes local communities by affording them rights to manage and

122 suggest that awarding formal land titles to local communities can advance forest conservation.

123 t metacommunities, or connected ensembles of local communities, can be stabilized by dispersal in the

124 lung cancer and 56 controls identified from local community centers and frequency matched to the cas

125 SAAF was delivered at local community centers.

126 f locations, including general hospitals and local community centers.

127 Understanding how and why local communities change is a pressing task for conserva

128 of the national context, project design, and local community characteristics affect these measures of

129 ugative transfer that strictly depend on the local community composition.

130 tal variation across scales ultimately drive local community composition.

131 unity-engaged methodologies, situated within local community contexts, to inform culturally safe care

132 vel in higher-risk areas and co-produce with local communities contextually appropriate solutions to

133 velop a trait-based framework, focusing on a local community coupled to the region by dispersal.

134 ership over larger forest commons patches to local communities, coupled with payments for improved ca

135 a recent crash in chum salmon returns, which local communities depend upon for commercial and subsist

136 otect marine ecosystems and the wellbeing of local communities dependent on their resources.

137 The impact of diversification on local communities depends on available spatial opportuni

138 In particular, a measure of local (community) depth is introduced that leads directl

139 d bamboo causes environmental degradation so local communities disapprove of the approach.

140 t communities, result not only in changes to local community diversity of floral-dependent species, b

141 e results suggest that the "perturbation" of local communities during climatic transitions increases

142 ters on an asymmetric extension of Hubbell's local community dynamics, while an analogous extension o

143 y of local communities, and asynchrony among local communities enhanced metacommunity stability by a

144 +/- 6 years) were recruited and tested at a local community event.

145 It was showed that all local communities exhibit a highly diversified potential

146 A shift to broadly local communities following the establishment of village

147 m SMMM among these rural residents bypassing local communities for childbirth are limited.

148 ance by granting indigenous groups and other local communities formal legal title to land.

149 ough ethyl-CoM are widespread members of the local communities fostered by venting gaseous alkanes ar

150 lead and engage in such research and impede local communities from partnering with researchers and b

151 d HF to a single outpatient clinic serving a local community from January 1, 2001, through December 3

152 Future management of local community function and ecosystem services thus rel

153 nk community with a greedy optimization of a local community function conductance.

154 trategies, some nations, Indigenous peoples, local community groups, and grassroots organizations hav

155 umber of anthropogenic causes, can result in local communities having fewer species than they might p

156 ntervention that utilized Kenya's network of local community health volunteers (CHVs).

157 In the spring of 1990, local community health workers reported a measles outbre

158 ry academic center after receiving care in a local community hospital and 2) control patients who pre

159 rred that their family members remain at the local community hospital.

160 Patients arriving at local community hospitals (LOCs) benefit from stabilizat

161 ts while minimizing the opportunity cost for local communities in an inhabited but data-poor National

162 ict and four in Alay district), Naryn (three local communities in Jumgal district and one in Naryn di

163 uting role of native species dispersal among local communities in mediating these relationships remai

164 ict and one in Naryn district), Talas (three local communities in Talas district), and Chuy (one loca

165 ccosis were found in four regions: Osh (five local communities in Uzgen district and four in Alay dis

166 ommunities in Talas district), and Chuy (one local community in Jayyl district).

167 rs) and 166 controls recruited mainly from a local community in Maryland.

168 In addition, some characteristics of the local community in which projects are conducted, such as

169 sults suggest that spatial variability among local communities, in addition to local diversity, may h

170 resenting to hospital in The Gambia and from local community infections were culture-established and

171 We excluded local community initiatives and programs that received f

172 , by bringing the mobile examination unit to local communities, innovative approaches are now possibl

173 control at all levels from policy making to local community involvement.

174 how partnerships with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP&LC) can promote an ethical and cir

175 he essential roles of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP&LC) in protecting biodiversity and

176 ng evidence points to indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) as buffers against large-scale

177 ods and well-being of indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) worldwide.

178 ests of the hypothesis that diversity within local communities is constrained over geological timesca

179 not the answer, and that in fact support of local communities is far more important than some govern

180 be relatively few, species turnover in some local communities is predicted to be high (>40% of speci

181 Species assemblage in a local community is determined by the interplay of evolut

182 d-in patients are transitioned back to their local community is unknown.

183 tion, while addressing the resource needs of local communities, is a global priority for biodiversity

184 ct design, particularly capacity-building in local communities, is associated with success across all

185 he impact of gender, and collaborations with local communities, labour organisations, and indigenous

186 fficials at the district and facility level, local community leadership, and parent teacher associati

187 ated iodide and bromide concentrations where local community led action may be needed in the absence

188 led large scale patterns by including at the local community level information about species distribu

189 own how this diversity was structured at the local community level or by sociopolitical status.

190 At the local community level, we found annual crude surgical in

191 relation to identify disease hotspots at the local community level.

192 drive the epidemic dynamics observed at the local community level.

193 e new exposures to urban contaminants at the local/community level.

194 ge and sex at country, region, district, and local community levels.

195 pansion, it is important to understand which local communities may face the greatest barriers to acce

196 ice influenza vaccination being available at local community medical centres, as per usual standard o

197 oards and convened stakeholder meetings with local community members and primary care physicians.

198 The act of pairing science academics with local community members helps build understanding and tr

199 ty, and depression) among individuals in the local community (N = 86,726).

200 ollow-up) or treatment as usual (referral to local community neurological physiotherapy).

201 tion of the relative abundance of species in local communities occurred despite decadal stability in

202 raphic phylogenetic structure, and show that local communities of Inga and regional communities of al

203 tive to microbial communities, considering a local community of co-occuring organisms as a sample fro

204 communities in Alay district, including the local community of Sary Mogol, and one in Chong-Alay dis

205 tions, such as small-scale turbines owned by local communities or organizations, turbine placement is

206 Local communities, particularly the poorest households,

207 ertise from complementary fields infuses the local community perspective while focusing on implementi

208 far-reaching consequences for indigenous and local communities, polar ecosystems, and global climate,

209 child's only exposure was from swimming in a local community pool.

210 ng the intervention outcomes to the specific local community problems are needed for consistently hig

211 This strongly suggests a causal link between local community processes and macroecological phenomena.

212 ould be a cost-effective strategy to support local communities, protect people from dangerous wildlif

213 he likely host range of plant pathogens in a local community, providing an important tool for plant e

214 y threatened socio-ecological systems, where local communities rely heavily on aquatic animal protein

215 ires in Alaska poses a significant threat to local communities relying on wildfire-impacted freshwate

216 ajority of respondents feeling safe in their local communities (respondents with children: 93.4% [95%

217 We argue that local communities restrict their consumption of forest p

218 Testing 5,882 members of the local community revealed only 1 sample with seroreactivi

219 that landscape management, which recognizes local community rights to customary community use areas,

220 matches in perceptions by the scientific and local communities risk undermining sensitive, but import

221 othesis that diversity is constrained at the local-community scale.

222 ng dissimilarly through time) of species and local communities stabilised metacommunity ecosystem fun

223 ersity has widely been documented to enhance local community stability but whether such stabilizing e

224 pecies stability but substantially decreased local community stability due to reduced asynchronous dy

225 The negative effect of grazing on local community stability propagated to reduce stability

226 th species' habitat distributions, and hence local community structure and composition, even millions

227 e competitor that has adverse effects on the local community structure.

228 ive rise to spatial and temporal patterns in local community structure.

229 f fragmentation studies that have focused on local community structure.

230 dary demarcation, and direct compensation to local communities, suggesting that even modest increases

231 bilize conservation efforts but also corrode local community support.

232 es turnover, fynbos is made up of dissimilar local communities that are species-rich but relatively p

233 infection transmission, such as tightly-knit local communities that are weakly connected to one anoth

234 etter colonizers of available space, whereas local communities that degrade their environment shrink

235 Local communities that improve their environmental condi

236 plemented to improve the living standards of local communities that rely on forests and traditional l

237 n opportunity to evaluate the involvement of local communities that still perform TMC in the national

238 We found that local communities that were knowledgeable about onagers

239 lies and act as advocates for changes in the local community that support access to physical activity

240 ldren with severe malaria, and children from local communities, that children with severe malaria hav

241 om the territories of Indigenous peoples and local communities, the protection of endangered species,

242 s that invaders like I. glandulifera have on local communities, there have been very few studies whic

243 igration can dictate how species interact in local communities, thereby causing historical contingenc

244 fforts to estimate COVID-19 incidence in the local community through WBE.

245 he broader impact of this work is to empower local communities to advocate for improving their own wa

246 changes in species abundance in established local communities to assess the full consequences of cli

247 n-making and promote ethical use by enabling local communities to decide whether, when, and how to al

248 dy indigenous dye plants and dyeing craft in local communities to protect these resources' potential

249 ted with traditional ecological knowledge of local communities to provide realistic and feasible solu

250 Additionally, engaging local communities to raise awareness and develop conflic

251 hat adequate geographic access exists across local communities to serve new enrollees.

252 ervation, we administered a questionnaire in local communities to survey their ecological knowledge,

253 bly processes can be elucidated by comparing local communities to variously circumscribed species poo

254 patients in apparently good health from the local community to present four cases (two of presumed t

255 ability of persistence for single species in local communities; to understand and interpret this prob

256 ship between livestock-processing plants and local community transmission of COVID-19, suggesting tha

257 n of relative species abundance (RSA) in the local community under restricted immigration.

258 vity in this system appears not to stabilize local communities undergoing directional change.

259 logists to 1) quantify how differences among local communities underpin landscape-scale resilience an

260 orking harmoniously in laboratories and with local communities was essential for rapid success in 197

261 The impact of student infections on the local community was short-term despite an underlying inc

262 In this study with a local community, we conducted an inclusion experiment to

263 ere young adults (aged 18-25 years) from the local community (web and social media ads, public flyers

264 Additionally, asynchronous responses among local communities were linked with species' populations

265 In contrast, the effects of PAs on local communities were understudied and, according to th

266 tacommunity (Fisher's log series) and in the local community, where there are fewer rare species.

267 tes limited colonization by new species into local communities, whereas the cover of those colonists,

268 hment did not alter spatial asynchrony among local communities, which provided similar spatial insura

269 l fungi can reduce tree species diversity in local communities, which remains to be tested at the glo

270 nd human well-being priorities co-occur with local communities who have cultural and socioeconomic ti

271 Unfertilized local communities with more plant species exhibit greate

272 the degrees of isolation and exchange among local communities within these ecological landscapes.

273 acterial metacommunity were observed (within local communities, within habitats and at the metacommun

274 ts, policymakers, and Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities work together to enable communities to