Studies comparing stigma in Africa and Thailand (Genberg et al. 2009) suggest some circumstantial reasons for stigma – never having been tested, no knowledge of ART, limited discussion of HIV and AIDS, low prevalence of HIV, and low-ART coverage – while programmes promoting HIV testing and discussion and education regarding access to ART may reduce stigma.
At the end of the day, you don't actually need a circumstantial reason to take a personal night.
Free-text comments revealed that often, there were circumstantial reasons that advice could not be fully implemented.
Some of these variations worked better than others at the time, for whatever circumstantial reasons.
It says Brazil has become a society which tolerates guns to resolve "all sorts of disputes, in most cases for very banal and circumstantial reasons".
Vogel continued to hunt for clues for the next 20 years, eventually writing a book and, in 2002, establishing a website delineating various circumstantial reasons why the Port Chicago explosion could have been nuclear.
Due to circumstantial reasons, not all FPSUs participated in inter-rater and test-retest reliability procedures.
Instead, they said, the study only adds to a growing amount of circumstantial evidence that advertising may be part of the reason for the escalating spending.
The circumstantial evidence and evidence from the SEABIRD population model suggest the most likely reason for the population increase was reduced mortality in the industrial longline fishery for Patagonian toothfish.
The reasons for the high prevalence in women are unknown, but circumstantial evidence links autoimmune diseases with preceding infections.
The reasons for agricultural terrace abandonment and/or reconstruction are uncertain, with only circumstantial evidence for climatically induced agricultural change.
