Sentence examples for a study of migration from inspiring English sources

Some people I knew at Fordham exposed me to a study of migration of Puerto Ricans.

A study of migration history and risk of breast cancer showed a significant increase in the trend of postmenopausal breast cancer risk in the second and third generation of Hispanic immigrants, but not in premenopausal breast cancer, after adjusting for lifestyle and reproductive factors [ 49].

Jason directs the  ​Undocumented Migration Project, a study of clandestine migration between Mexico and the United States.

That is the thinking behind a study of the migration patterns and foraging strategies of Antarctic fur seals.

The book is also a study of urban migration, featuring Jewish delis and Italian "latticini freschi" stores downtown, Hispanic bodegas and Irish bars uptown, and a white-bread Howard Johnson's in Midtown (now gone).

A study of the migration wave from fSU to Israel (Glitz 2012) on the contrary finds a significant effect on wages but not on employment.

This article loosely follows the approach of a study of US migration statistics which indicated the recent growth of Ethiopian-Somali identity in diaspora (Thompson, 2017b), first examining overlaps between ethnic identities and national origins in Canadian census data, then analysing data on multiple ethnic identities to discern shifts in identification among Somalis and Oromos.

The results from a study of transendothelial migration of small cell lung cancer cells across human brain microvascular endothelial cells showed that the Rho/ROCK pathway contributes to actin cytoskeleton reorganization [ 31].

Though in our study, participants were not much aware of HIV/AIDS, a study on migration and HIV epidemic in south west India suggests that there is an increased risk of spread of HIV infection during seasonal migration [ 23].

All Avenues schools will have the World Course, a curriculum strand that goes through every grade and every campus and looks a lot like the British geography course, a study of the migrations of peoples across the globe.

I just walked into my own first job, as the PA to a chief executive.' In 1964 an American sociologist named William Israel published 'Colour and Community', then a unique study of migration and its impact in a single British town.