Sentence examples for because of migration or from inspiring English sources

The idea white people are being oppressed is one of the central messages identitarians push; they articulate this by saying that "European culture is under threat" because of migration, or that Europeans are going to be "replaced".

Of the 1530 individuals, 40 were right censored because of migration or loss to follow-up.

There were 10 confirmed pregnancies with unknown outcomes because of migration or withdrawal before delivery (3 UNIMMAP, 7 placebo).

Of 122 351 individuals included in the competing risk calculations, 11 879 (10%) had an event of atrial fibrillation, 42 213 (34%) died, and 68 259 (56%) were censored because of migration or end of the study period.

In other words, among men who are censored due to death from other causes there is a larger proportion of men with high levels of metabolic factors, than among men censored because of migration or end of follow-up.

Reasons of exclusion included death of the individual since the last registration (n = 48), refusal of participation (n = 35), absence from the research area during our visits because of migration or travelling (n = 30) and other reasons (n = 46).

Patients who do not feel the paraesthesias anymore (because of lead migration or battery depletion) often describe a recurrence of their headache attacks within the following days.

Children who could not be located because of death, migration, or identity error, and those > 59 months of age were deemed ineligible and were replaced with the next randomly selected child in the same age stratum.

Of 136 children in the sample, 17 children were not enrolled in the follow-up survey because of migration (N = 13) or death (N = 4).

A total of 20 patients relapsed within 1 month, whereas 12 dropped out because of migration to other provinces or refusal to follow-up and were excluded from further analyses.

They argue that some of those chemicals could find their way out of a well bore — either because of migration through layers of rock or spills and sloppy handling — and into nearby sources of drinking water.