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These display the changing geography of the cases and controls as they move from one place to another, alterations in the geography of the municipal water supplies as they are founded, expand and merge, as well as township boundaries.
Because budgets are set by provincial authorities and because provinces differ substantially in geography and epidemiology from one another, assessing cost-effectiveness in SA at the provincial level is important.
That's why statements like "Main Street and Wall Street rise and fall together" are 100% incorrect: Those two geographies have never been more distant from one another.
"Because of that, you get these kind of labyrinthine machinations to desperately weave in character motivation, geography and the practical aspects of getting from one scene to another".
The buses go from one side to the other, unloading suitcases and passengers along the elongated geography of the best beach in Cuba.
This lack of consistency between phylogeny and geography demonstrates the ability of Sd1 to be transferred from one continent to another and immediately cause outbreaks there.
Previous studies, apart from one carried out 20 years ago, 16 considered mortality by smaller geographies, up to the level of government office regions.
We were not concerned with the geography of introgression, but rather with the movement of genetic material from one genomic background into another within a geographic region i.e., genomic introgression [ 18, 20, 52- 54].
The geography is appropriately loose, given that wars and revolutions forced creative people to migrate from one cultural center to another.
