Sentence examples for emigration compared to from inspiring English sources

The induced changes in resource and kin competition by male killing endosymbionts are responsible for the disproportional increase in male emigration compared to that of females.

Job security, social recognition and income generated from private practice may have contributed to the low rates of emigration compared to similar countries.

T cells from SPHK1-/ or SPHK2-/ mice, which produce less S1P, and wildtype mice treated with a SPHK1 inhibitor were used to characterize whether T cells in these mice have a higher rate of emigration compared to control mice.

The emigration rates result in increasing numbers of emigrants compared to 2005 for the GSE and EME scenarios and decreasing numbers for the LSE and CME scenarios.

Analysis of leukocyte recruitment 4.0 − 5.5 h after an intrascrotal injection of MG showed decreased leukocyte rolling velocity and increased leukocyte rolling flux, adhesion and emigration as compared to saline control.

In the first step, we test the hypothesis that business cycles in the host countries of Colombian emigrants affect the probability of receiving remittances and their amount in the municipalities with high and moderate emigration rates as compared to municipalities with very low migration rates.

This should translate into higher emigration from these countries compared to less agricultural-dependent ones.

Once the timing of the next event is determined, the event is chosen based on its relative probability compared to other emigration events.

The annual average number of immigrants amounted to about 7,000, compared to an annual emigration of about 12,000, primarily to North America.

On the Mokelumne it appears that many fish can reach a size large enough to smolt at age 1, but the slower-growing fish are better served to mature as YOY and spawn at age 1 (Fig. 8B) rather than risk the extra freshwater mortality associated with waiting to smolt at age 2 (since much less time must elapse before the age 1 spawning opportunity compared to age 2 emigration).

Compared to the other countries, Portugal experienced extraordinarily high levels of emigration between 1964 and 1973, mainly due to labour migration to other European countries.