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And Farmer's treatment program for infectious diseases like HIV/AIDS and TB began saving lives in Haiti in 1987 and moved on to Peru in 1994, but it was not rolled out to Russia and Africa until after the year 2000, when the resources needed for maintaining quality control in health-care delivery in these other localities could be accumulated.

Another possibility that might explain the relatively low predicted climatic suitability for the North American oryx localities could be novel combinations of climatic conditions that are suitable for the oryx in North America but that do not occur in Africa.

The results from specific localities could be used to target training to address the reported training needs or nationally it could be re-administered to assess a UK wide approach to training.

Strain records of concrete in test section indicate that the early age volume stability of concrete slabs in high altitude locality could be improved by using hybrid fiber and MEA.

Whether or not the non-locality predicted by quantum theories may be classified as action at a distance or superluminal causation, the question arises as to whether this non-locality could be exploited to allow superluminal (i.e., faster-than-light) signaling of information.

Second, the type of services provided in a given locality could be expanded, with existing HFs offering a wider range of health care services, or through a change in the 'HF mix' of a given area, with a greater proportion of HFs providing primary and secondary care.

The same event, such as staff turnover or moving to a new locality, could be perceived as partly positive, partly negative.

37Until recently, states have retained about 15percentt of WIA funds distributed to localities that could be used to fund such efforts, though the future availability of such funds is in doubt.

Georeference coordinates were generated for all localities that could be attributed to a precise geographic entity.

34 Data set 2 (with lower super output area but without postcode) was linked using the pseudonymised identifier to data set 1. Thus, each individual record in the final data set comprised a set of individual-level clinical risk factors plus a lower super output area level indicator of geographical locality, which could be related to local and nationally available statistics.

There a particular business was prohibited which was not affixed to or dependent upon its locality; it could be conducted elsewhere.