How long and how completely such a policy can be implemented depends, among other things, on the amount of force that the regime can muster, on the thoroughness of its police work, and, perhaps most of all, on the level, type, and distribution of secular higher education.
This investigation further shows the inhomogeneous occurrence and distribution of secular variation impulses in the different geomagnetic field components and at different locations in southern African.
For about a third of cases of acute HBV infection no route of transmission is reported, but analysis of secular trends and age distribution suggest that many of these may be related to injecting drug use.
Constraining the strength, the spatial distribution and secular variation of the toroidal component of the geomagnetic field are essentially important to understand not only the dynamics of the geodynamo but also the electromagnetic (EM) core-mantle coupling, one of the possible mechanisms of decadal variation in the length of day (LOD) (Morrison [1979]).
A consistent secular trend in strain distribution was seen across all three populations.
Also, the secular trends of the distribution of house calls due to upper respiratory tract infections clearly depict the epidemic nature of these infections.
This could partly be explained by secular trends in BMI distribution: in the general population of Scotland the prevalence of obesity increased from 16.9% in 1995 to 22.3% in 2003 with rising median BMI over time (23).
They display the geographical distribution of the secular change in two of the defined time intervals for H, Z, and D respectively.
We hypothesized that more progressive states are more vulnerable to revenue losses in economic downturns, and that this greater vulnerability has been amplified by secular changes in the income distribution.
The CESCAS I study will generate reliable estimates of the prevalence and distribution of and secular trends in CVD and its risk factors in this region.
To estimate the prevalence and distribution of and secular trends in major cardiovascular disease (CVD) events and risk factors in four cities in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
