Similar earthquakes would have triggered far more landslides in a comparable topographic context but marked by a wetter climate or if the earthquake had occurred during the wet season (the 1992 Suusamyr earthquake occurred in August 1992, at the end of the dry summer season).
In the following sections, we describe Uganda's WISN experience from a national-level perspective, presenting key findings and discussing implications that have the potential to reshape staffing policy and investments locally and in countries with a comparable HRH context.
The comparable context fear memory of the genotypes at three and six months contrasts with the results of our previous studies which demonstrated significant impairment of CRND8 mice in the hippocampus-dependent spatial reference memory evaluated in the water maze test at these ages [ 26, 38].
And, sure, comparisons between artists can be relevant, if the artists in question are working in comparable contexts.
Policy makers showed strong interest in good practice examples for financing ambulatory-based management of TB in comparable contexts and in guidance for revising the financing of the TB services in a way that strengthens ambulatory TB treatment.
Therefore, multiple forms of evidence are necessary in an attempt to distinguish one from the other (e.g., performance characteristics, analogous changes in comparable contexts, temporal and spatial patterns).
There is no specific reason to believe our findings are not valuable for other comparable contexts.
The findings suggest the necessity and effectiveness of RHG's intervention model in this refugee population, and similar strategies could work in comparable contexts.
Across species, specific call types are used in comparable contexts of their social life: e.g., social cohesion (e.g., trill), attention and alarm (e.g., whistle) or agonistic situations (e.g., tsak).
