Finally, rural health researchers may be critical of our definition of rurality, which was solely based on population size (centers with less than 100,000 people), and our classification of migration patterns is reductive in that it did not divide urban migrators into those who migrated to other urban places and those who migrated from urban to rural places.
Fig. 6 Classification of migration mechanism.
Future research on migration should use definition and classification of migration in the census as key criteria for identifying migrants.
Cells can migrate as single cells or as a group in clusters, sheets; this has led to the classification of cell migration into single-cell and collective cell migration.
Classification of VM migration mechanism is shown in Fig. 6 and it is based on the similarity of the migration strategy, used by the authors.
Classification of the existing migration mechanisms into three basic categories: type of live VM migration, duplication based VM migration and context aware migration based on the objectives and techniques used.
This classification captures spatial, but not temporal, dimensions of migration.
Furthermore, the authors of this part of the book point out problems with reliable classification of migratory moves using standard descriptions of migration (such as long and short term, settlement and seasonal migration) created by proliferation of new migration strategies.
The distributions of new classification of diabetes by migration status are shown in Table 3.
However, the classification based on the resident registration system does not provide a clear definition of migration duration.
Using the PMA2020 residence histories, we are able to create several characteristics of migration, including the duration lived in Kinshasa, number of lifetime moves, age at first migration, urban/rural classification for birthplace, and the distinction between intra-Kinshasa migration and migration to Kinshasa.
