Our sample displays a good balance in regional origins in Poland – 58%% are from Western and 42 % from Eastern Poland.
Results of multinomial logistic regression analysis to determine correlates of HIV mono-infection, HCV mono-infection, and HIV & HCV co-infection with reference to uninfected participants, after controlling for age, marital status, religion and regional origin, are presented in Table 2.
Founded in 1872 and endowed by Cornelius Vanderbilt, it has evolved from Methodist and regional origins into an institution of national repute with 10,000 students.
Indeed the extreme difference in haplogroup distribution is first and foremost more likely to be explained by differences in regional origin than association with a given phenotype.
Moreover, in astrocytes (both in situ and in vitro), the different levels of dye-coupling (and cx43 expression) depend on factors such as the specific regional origin of these cells in the CNS or degree of maturation, thus suggesting that gjs formation in this cell type undergoes very complex environmental regulation [ 24].
These data support a local or regional origin of the strains that caused the 2003 plague outbreak in Algeria.
The wide variety of spices and condiments used in sausage making includes salt and, depending on the ethnic or regional origin of the recipe, coriander, nutmeg, cloves, garlic, vinegar, mace, pepper, chili peppers, or pistachio nuts.
However, earplugs could signify anything from clan identity to regional origin and prestige.
In 1992, the city's leading gay-rights organization, Stonewall Cincinnati, lobbied the City Council to pass a human-rights ordinance that included protection against discrimination on the basis of, among other factors, H.I.V. status, sexual orientation, or "Appalachian regional origin".
But in a country where family, ancestors, clans and regional origins matter far more than in most, the fact that the south has listed family reunification as a top priority for the talks in June has given many hope.
