In the second dataset, the geographic range was expanded with additional data from Central Asia (n = 1550; including samples from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan) [ 58] and East Asia (n = 592) [ 59].
31 samples are from Samarqand (Uzbekistan).
sample UNICEF, EU and the Government of Uzbekistan recommit to equitable health care for mothers and children In Uzbekistan, children learn proper hand-washing to prevent worms and other diseases UNICEF: Kyrgyzstan fighting splits families Project launched to improve mother and child healthcare in Uzbekistan Children in residential institutions desperately vulnerable to abuse.
According to specific criteria provided in the Evaluation Manual, a sample of 52 primary schools was identified by UNICEF Uzbekistan (42 CFS Pilot Schools and 10 non-pilot control schools).
In the present study, we included two further studies of hearing function, one a population sample situated along the Silk Road (Azerbijan, Giorgia, Kazakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan)(20) and the other a large sample of females from the TwinsUK collection.
Because these samples were collected between 1877 and 1951 (i.e., covering ca. 15 tiger generations) from wild tigers in China, Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan (see Table S1) it is unlikely they represent the sampling of a single extended family.
During an identified AVH outbreak in 1987, serum samples were collected from a convenience sample of hospitalized patients with AVH in Eastern and Southern Uzbekistan (Fergana and Kashkadarya viloyats) on the first to seventh day after onset of jaundice; criterion for hospitalization was onset of jaundice.
Of 396 adults and children with AVH for whom serum samples were available from the 1987 epidemic in southern and eastern Uzbekistan (Kashkadarya and Fergana viloyats), 280 (70.7%) were IgG anti-HEV positive; of these, 221 (78.9%) were also IgM anti-HEV positive.
The sampling on view here includes a 19th-century suzani (embroidered textile) from Uzbekistan, a 15th-century North African religious manuscript and an unusual 18th-century Persian painting of a woman with a cat.
The Moroccan colleagues of the Ministère de l'Energie et des Mines (Rabat and Midelt) and the Uzbek colleagues from the State Committee on Geology and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Tashkent) and the Kitab State Geological Reserve benignly provided permits for the field work and for the export of samples.
