Equity that existed in 1990 and more pronounced in 1996 regressed to inequity in 2005, thus though at national level immunization coverage did not change, but at sub-group there was significant disparity associated with the changing contexts and reforms.
The demographic transition, epidemiological transition and health transition are irrelevant for predicting how demographic and epidemiological changes will play out across and within African countries and regions where changing contexts of health, disease and mortality patterns are embedded in significant uncertainties.
It is partly an enigma, partly an evocation of the dream state in which remembered images, floating through changing contexts, acquire different connotations.
George Devine [the Royal Court's founder] said that this theatre must respond to constantly changing contexts and that's how I see it, too.
He is generally thought of as an abstract artist, but Mr. Edwards's self-portrait turns up regularly in the prints he has made in his travels -- as if to establish his identity in changing contexts.
Wilson insisted that a truly progressive political method meant governing according to both principle and experience, adapting to changing contexts and pursuing essential goals rather than party-trademarked policies.
Some do what they always do, others are wrong-footed by the changing contexts and a few blessed souls glide between the different challenges they face Here is a group of players: Chris Rogers, Ian Bell, Michael Clarke, Alastair Cook, David Warner.
"The guidelines are only as good as how you adapt them to the context," says Lacroix. "It is not enough to say: 'Oh yeah, we have the guidelines.' because they need to be contextualised and reviewed and updated based on feedback and the changing contexts.
However, changing contexts did not attenuate the preexposure effect.
Self-adaptive applications autonomously adapt to changing contexts without asking the user.
