The phrase "age of immigrant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to a period characterized by immigration.
Example: "In the age of immigrants, diverse cultures blend to create a rich societal tapestry."
Alternatives: "era of immigration" or "period of immigrants".
The O.E.C.D. study found that the average age of immigrant populations affected their fiscal impact: the younger the immigrants, the greater the positive contribution.
Age of immigrant birds was determined based on colour differences of primary coverts, grey for yearlings and bluish for older birds [24].
Table 1 shows that the age of immigrant parents differs from Finnish parents especially in families with both an immigrant mother and father.
However, due to the recent nature of immigration in Spain and the relatively young age of immigrants in our sample,1 we focus on the role of labor market conditions as a pull factor as networks are likely to develop thereafter.
The age controls are defined as the average age of natives and the average age of immigrants.
Although the mean education leaving age of immigrants and natives is approximately similar, 19 and 18 years of age respectively, the mean leaving age masks the distributional issues discussed earlier.
Indeed, the mean age of immigrants in our sample was significantly lower than that of the city's general population, which is one of the highest in Italy (47.2 years) [ 60].
The age of immigrants with Beijing/W TB (mean 33.2 years, standard deviation [SD] 8.2 years) did not significantly differ from that of immigrants infected with non-Beijing/W strains (30.7 years, SD 7.4 years), a find that indicates that, at least in our setting, immigrant status, rather than M. tuberculosis genotype, is associated with infection in young people.
Moreover, institutional arrangements surrounding the eligibility for citizenship, access to (and portability of) pensions, the provision of health care, etc. are likely to affect the net benefits to return migration and will therefore have far reaching consequences for the age composition of immigrant populations.
At study initiation, the mean age of the immigrant cohort was 44 years and their mean duration in Canada was 8.6 years.
In this case, the variables used were area-level demographic factors (percentages of people above 65 years of age and of immigrants), 27 size of the centre (number of GPs on the staff) and level of satisfaction of the centre's staff with their work environment.
