This yielded a wide representation of therapy, age and sex of patients from a range of centres.
We sought to cover a range of centres, those which were primary care only, those with consultant care only, those attached to Universities or hospitals.
The rationale of the CS is that migrants, during their everyday life, frequent a range of 'aggregation centres' (such as immigrant specific services, phone centres, churches, etc)., which can be used as first level unit of analysis to select migrants (the second level unit).
The national university, established in 1962 and renamed Eduardo Mondlane University in 1976 for the first president of Frelimo, offers courses through a range of faculties, centres, and schools.
In smaller centres it often makes up a large chunk of total employment.Aside from the political and economic gains to the host countries, economists and investment bankers point to two wider benefits from having a range of financial centres around the world.
From tables such as those of Fig. 1, for the decades before the First World War, Neal and Weidenmier (2003) have collected weekly time series of discount and exchange rates across a range of financial centres.
In exercising these roles DPA's engage in a range of activities centred around understanding new technology developments, and anticipating their potential effects and impacts upon data protection and privacy.
Most narrowband detectors will detect a range of frequencies centred on the value shown on the tuning dial.
Therefore, we modelled a range of RVs centred on a group-level RV.
In Australia, for example, a range of ' headspace centres' have now been established, designed as " highly accessible, youth-friendly, integrated service hubs that provide evidence-based interventions and support to young people aged 12 25 years around their mental health, health and wellbeing needs" [ 54].
