By defining neighbours based on sharing a border, artificial similarities between some agglomerations may have been induced and would have had the effect of producing some attenuation of fixed-effect estimates.
"Migration laws are still based on a closed-off borders policy that makes legal entry almost impossible," says Lorenzo Trucco, president of Asgi, the Italian lawyers' advocacy group for migrants' rights.
The selection and expansion of SMRU's research population was consistent with 'research for health justice', as it was based on a combination of the border population's poor health and need for clinical research.
Geoff and his wife, Irene, organise tours into the 1,500-million-year-old 1,500-million-year-old 1,500-million-year-old 1,500-million-year-oldncession camp on the border of the reservolcanic
On the two-state solution sought by the Americans, he said: "We are with a state on the 1967 borders, based on a long-term truce.
Yet while the parameters of a peace agreement have gradually emerged since the June 1967 War, Israel has continued to dwell on past conflicts and refused to bring itself up to speed with the possibility of peace based on a return to those 1967 borders.
The peak of the gradient was estimated to be on the order of 10 mM with a fall-off to less than 1 mM at 20 mm from the peak, based on a diffusion model assuming no borders [28].
As a consequence, some countries recommend the preemptive isolation of patients admitted from outside their borders based on a suspicion of MDRO carriage in the same philosophy as the "Search and Destroy" programme in The Netherlands [ 22].
Russia claims that this border is based on a 1984 Soviet administrative map of the territory, when Georgia was still under Soviet occupation.
Russia claims that this border is based on a Soviet administrative map of the territory from 1984, when Georgia was still under Soviet occupation.
