For example, people who change their legal residence may temporarily lose their vote because of residence requirements for voters in their new electoral district.
The election commission said voting had been extended to "allow citizens who could not cast their ballots because of residence restrictions" to participate, and reminded those who did not that they would be fined.
All the subjects lived within a 30-mile radius of Chapel Hill, and no one had any unusual exposure to air pollution because of residence or occupation.
Because region of residence and year of SHAS interview were identified as likely confounding factors of nonadherence to PCP prophylaxis a priori, these variables were included in all multivariable models.
Four patients dropped out because of side effects; in three patients infliximab was stopped between 14 and 30 weeks because of lack of clinical response; one patient was lost to follow up because of change of residence; and one was lost to follow-up after 14 weeks because of unsatisfactory response and fear of potential side effects (information obtained by telephone contact).
246 were excluded because there was no date of death, 482 because there was no date of diagnosis and a further 171 because their place of residence was outside Andalusia.
Foreign EU residents are taxed as residents, but have a political status which excludes them from voting (nationally) to complain about it; they may also not always have equal access to key welfare benefits such as child care or pension rights, because of length of residence or when they move again (Favell, 2008).
Of the 2900 participants, 5 were excluded because they were pregnant, 1 was excluded because place of birth was unknown, 350 were excluded because of birth outside Guangdong or Hong Kong, and 7 migrants from Guangdong were excluded because their duration of residence in Hong Kong was unknown.
Further interpretation of these results is limited because the duration of residence in the Caribbean, and where childhood was spent was not documented.
In moving from univariable to multivariable models, we removed five independent variables: educational level because it was related to literacy, duration of residence because it had a minimal effect on the odds, and infant sex, Muslim religion and location of the slum by a railway line as they were not associated with the outcome in univariable analysis.
Finally, 45,590 (including 11 cases and 45,579 noncases) were excluded from our analysis because their exact place of residence was uncertain (e.g., because they were living in emergency accommodations, mobile or provisional dwellings, or buildings that could not be geocoded), leaving 997 cases and a total cohort of 1,287,354 children for the main analysis.
