Sentence examples for 1 uganda from inspiring English sources
Early African WR were due to Egyptian weighlifters but 50% of them come from present East African runners (Kenya: 19, Ethiopia: 14, Tanzania: 1, Uganda: 1).
Seven isolates exhibited the MDRAmpC phenotype, including 1 Agona, 2 Newport, 3 Typhimurium, and 1 Uganda.
1 Uganda follows World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, and earlier than 2010 and by the time of the current study, HAART at the study sites was recommended when absolute CD4 falls below 200 cells/μL, or CD4 200–350 in some patients with WHO clinical stage 3 conditions.
Page A6 UGANDA BRACES FOR OIL When oil starts pumping in Uganda within the next several years, the expected revenue of up to $2 billion a year could propel Uganda into the strata of middle-income countries.
The New Yorker, April 8 , 1974P. 47 PROFILE of the members of Akbar Hassan's family, who are among the 27,000 Uganda Asian settlers forced to leave for England when Gen. Amin expelled them from Uganda in 1972.
Page A5 UGANDA'S ANTI-GAY BILL Ugandan lawmakers who want to impose the death penalty for homosexuality are building support by tapping the resentment against the perceived meddling of Western nations.
Key environmental concerns for the district include (National Environmental Management Authority, 2006; Uganda Bureau of Statistics, 2002.
Individual PAFs exceeded 40% in studies from South Africa [12,14], Zimbabwe [20,21], Rwanda [5], Uganda [23,25], the Democratic Republic of Congo [17] and Kenya [26].
The model was fit to cases from the 1995 Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) outbreak and the 2000 Uganda outbreak by using least squares.
> -wrap-foot> ┼Closely related sequence to VIROAF73 & VIROAF74 by blastn on GENBANK: Lineage 1a Reference Strains: Egypt 1951 (EU081844) and India 1968 (EU249803) and Lineage 2 Uganda 1937 (M12294 and AY532665).
However, comparisons between DHS surveys are problematic because their population coverage varied over time, with whole districts excluded in some surveys, and with different aggregations of districts used in the survey analyses (Kaijuka et al., 1989; Statistics Department Uganda, 1996; Uganda Bureau of Statistics ORC Macro, 2001).
