The phrase "assimilate over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "assimilate" typically does not pair with "over" in standard usage.
Example: "We need to assimilate the new information quickly."
Alternatives: "integrate" or "absorb."
She visited UCL economics department between the years 2016 and 2018 to study how Muslim immigrants in the UK assimilate over time.
"This suggests that the children of immigrants are continuing to assimilate over time as they have in past generations," said Elizabeth M. Grieco, chief of the bureau's Foreign-Born Population Branch.
For example, immigrants with higher levels of educational attainment and higher occupational status are more likely to get good jobs and culturally assimilate over time.
There's a lot that sports minds assimilate over decades in the game which allows them to get immediate visual insight.
In order to conserve energy, fungi will preferentially utilise nitrogen sources that are easily assimilated over complex nitrogen sources [ 59].
The exam tests whether the student is able to apply the knowledge assimilated over the first year of coursework to a real Marketing problem.
"If we change the way we perceive history, we change what we think of the Confederacy and of this overpowering heritage we've assimilated over generations.
How has the music been changed or assimilated over time? 4. Read the book "If You Could Be My Friend: Letters of Mervet Akram Sha'Ban and Galit Fink," by Mervet Akram Sha'Ban, Galit Fink, Litsa Boudalika, and Marvet Adram Sha'Ban, which chronicles the correspondence between young Israeli and Palestinian girls.
And yet, it is not so strange when we consider that we have been conditioned to believe that who we are is our self-story, the carefully constructed version of me that we have assimilated over a lifetime.
L. reuteri NCIMB 701089 assimilated over 67% (2254.70 ± 63.33 mg/10 cfu) of cholesterol, the most of all the strains, under intestinal conditions.
This paper reports on the third research question: to what extent did this workforce innovation became assimilated over time and what factors influenced that?
