Sentence examples for displacement dates from inspiring English sources

In Syria there are about 450,000 Palestinian refugees whose displacement dates back to the war to establish Israel.

The only restrictions that we used when we created our potential control group is that they were in employment the entire month during which a treated person was displaced and that controls are not displaced due to firm bankruptcies within the first 12 months after the displacement date of the worker they are matched to10.

We have empirically defined the displacement date at the time of the separation rather than the date of the bankruptcy.

In our research, we empirically define the displacement date at the time of the separation rather than the bankruptcy.

The coloured curves show the displacement at relevant dates (see legend) from 2 April 2012 (lower red line) to 9 April 2014 (black top line).

Another potential data quality problem includes displacement of birth dates, which may cause a distortion of mortality trends (8).

The annual displacement of SAR acquisition dates (Fig. 5) was derived by averaging the daily coordinates over 10 days before and after the date of interest.

Our base period is 2 years before the actual or fictional date of displacement.

The difference between the AICs (ΔAIC) of the two functions provides an index that can be used to indicate a significant displacement on a certain date.

This is due in part to the circular migration of young women from this area to Abidjan, Côte d'Iviore, where many engage in commercial sex work a phenomenon that dates to the displacement of populations by the creation of Lake Volta during the 1960s [ 19, 20].

Using a new approach based on partitioning both water and Cl between matrix and fracture flow, porewater was dated and vertical displacement rates estimated to range in the sandstone matrix from 3 to 19 cm y−1.