The latter choice was partially supported by high effectiveness of SP and absence of pyrimethamine resistance in Madagascar, in contrast to proximal African countries such as the Comoros Islands (2, 3 ).
It's clear that if they are turned away and forced to stay in their homeland, or in countries proximal to Syria, they'll be more vulnerable to ISIS recruiters.
In these countries, proximal femoral fractures are related to 1.1% of all deaths [ 3].
In both low- and high-income countries, important proximal factors that increase the occurrence of children's CP include low socioeconomic status, caregivers' unemployment (10, 14, 15), young caregivers (15), large family size (7, 10), poor maternal mental health (16– 18), and rural residency (7).
In the case of volcanic hazards, knowledge of proximity to volcanic hazards or susceptibility to their consequences does not assure mitigative actions will be taken, and preparedness levels often remain low in proximal regions even in developed countries (Paton et al. [2008]).
Our study further documents increasing antibiotic resistance in Thailand from 1996 to 1999 and presents resistance data from Vietnam, offering insight into regional differences between two countries that are proximal geographically, but politically and economically distant.
Compression ultrasonography is a non-invasive, highly sensitive technique for the diagnosis of symptomatic proximal DVT, and in many countries is now the technique of first choice for the diagnosis of DVT in clinical practice (Bressollette et al 2001; Zierler 2004; Blann and Lip 2006).
b Proximal and medial area.
This proximal shift mainly occurs in industrialized countries, where the incidence of neoplasm is greater.
