The definition excludes those removed because of geographical relocation.
In Johannesburg, maternal unemployment, geographical relocation and lack of paternal support were noted as reasons for poor retention [ 10].
This procedure excluded circa 20% of the participants who for various reasons (e.g. geographical relocation, poor health, or new interests) stopped working in the eldercare services in the participating municipalities.
Our pop quizzes come in infinite forms: relationships, profound losses, disappointments in love, economic, career, health issues, geographical relocations, betrayals, broken dreams.
The implications of ART use include, but are not limited to, deterioration of health, with a direct impact on the social and physical functioning of individuals, increased health risks to children born with ARTs, psychological problems and high stress levels, geographical and social relocation, strained sexual relations, disruption of work and daily routines, and financial instability.
Instead, this paper puts more emphasis on economic geographical aspects of cross-border relocation of manufacturing production from China to Southeast Asia.
Spatial constraints and geographical remoteness tend to encourage residential relocation rather than the commuting practices found in Switzerland and Belgium.
We have developed a simulation platform coupling a geographical information system and an algorithm for optimal relocations, and illustrate its use through the case of the Ring of Science road project in Lyon (France).
It is, in its own way, a hijack of the sporting summer, not to mention in the grander scale a show of Anglo-Aussie resistance to the pull of global Twenty20 cricket and the relocation of the sport's financial and geographical power-base towards the Indian subcontinent.
However, travelling, import and relocation of dogs have increased, and thus the geographical range of these parasites is likely to increase from traditionally endemic southern regions.
That would be the logical time for the NL to import the DH — not in the round of collective bargaining this year, but in the next one, four or five years from now, in concert with relocation and/or expansion outside the United States and the accompanying geographical realignment.
