Standardized incidence ratio (SIR) of a second malignancy was calculated as the ratio of observed to expected numbers of second malignancies by applying site-, sex-, age-, peresidencesidence- and occupation-specific rates in the corresponding population in the Database to the appropriate person-years at risk.
The stable isotopes (δ18O and δD) and 3H have enabled identification of shallow groundwater recharge process, timing and rate of recharge, and apparent recharge period-residence time in the Ndop plain.
Bivariate analysis found that the HIV/TB mortality risk was lower for: those living within 5 km of the Bhubezi Community Health Centre; women; young adults; in-migrants with a longer period of residence; permanent residents; and members of households owning motorised transport, holding higher socioeconomic positions, and with higher levels of education.
For a mother, the required period of residence is one year.
"The current situation with many new asylum seekers each day means the period of residence in an evacuation site may be extended into the future," said the Migration Board.
It was written in 1968, but its atmosphere clearly derived from Simenon's own period of residence in Connecticut, where he moved to live with his new wife, Denyse Ouimet, in the late 1940s.
Glasgow is almost a local gig for the Northern Irish band after a period of residence and recording in the city, and the jubilant response to the skyscraping highlights of their debut album Tourist History is akin to a homecoming.
The philosophy of Fichte falls chronologically into a period of residence in Jena (1793 98) and a period in Berlin (1799 1806), which are also different in their fundamental philosophic conceptions.
The one notable composition of Rachmaninoff's second period of residence in Moscow was his choral symphony The Bells (1913), based on Konstantin Balmont's Russian translation of the poem by Edgar Allan Poe.
