Despite context-specific results – depending on the levels and distribution of HIV burden in the country (South Africa here), and the definition of equity (geographical equity here) – this paper presents a generalizable, intuitive way to incorporate an equity metric into resource allocation for health interventions, while allowing for a calculation of how such incorporation affects efficiency.
Coffman's campaign acts as if Carroll's 2006 stance and 2009 vote against in-state tuition for undocumented students are somehow equivalent to or worse than Coffman's vast anti-immigrant record--despite the context of the 2006 special session and the fact that Carroll was a cosponsor of the in-state tuition bill when it passed in 2013.
Despite the context, he observes that "Move's Martha was no camp trip.
Despite this context, the chancellor made a raft of announcements targeted at almost everyone.
As in any first novel by a writer of promise, the author's strengths show through despite the context.
There is a greater overall emphasis on research than teaching, despite the context of rising tuition fees, when prospective students are looking for the complete package.
When talking about taxation in August, he said, "Corporations are people" — a line that will not go away, despite its context: "Everything corporations earn ultimately goes to people.
"Despite that context, the terms of the settlement offered to local government continues to represent a very fair settlement".
These standpoints and their consequences cannot always be envisaged by the public and private clients, despite territorial context studies and the continuous consultations that take place from the beginning of the project through to its commissioning.
The results from the analysis showed that despite the context differences, the cases presented more similarities than differences in all the set of conditions analysed, shedding light on relevant conditions for the design and operation of enduring PWES.
"Despite the context of this particular action, no legal principle would limit the use of this technology to domestic terrorism cases but even if such limitations could be imposed, it would only drive our adversaries further underground, using encryption technology made by foreign companies that cannot be conscripted into U.S. government service.
