Sentence examples for experiencing migration from inspiring English sources

Higher levels of educational attainment and health investment are expected in households experiencing migration and receiving remittances, with consequences on human capital accumulation and family planning decisions (Cox et al. 2004).

We consider selection acting on a small (initially uninfected) island population experiencing migration from a large (infected) mainland population.

Issues such as accessibility (cultural, geographic, linguistic, financial), appropriateness and adequacy of health services are unlikely to be unique to women and men experiencing migration and need to be systematically accounted for.

In cross-cultural research, the heterogeneity of women and men who constitute the population experiencing migration needs to be accounted for, not only with respect to their country of birth, but also the country of origin, the migratory trajectory and the actual experiences of migration as they relate to health.

In the re-optimization, VMs of unfinished jobs may experience migration while new jobs are assigned VMs.

In the case of the business-as-usual scenario, both Algeria and Tunisia migration are expected to experience migration pressure decline during the period 2015 2035.

First, we investigate children who simultaneously experience migration and parental divorce, thereby adding marital discord as a transnational family arrangement when measuring children's health.

In both villages, a high proportion of the population was over 60 years old (13%%—similar to the national average) and a high proportion of households had experienced migration (70%%).

Health promotion for older persons who have experienced migration is thus an area of public health importance.

Older persons who have experienced migration are often excluded from research studies because of linguistic and other barriers [ 21], limiting the knowledge of healthcare needs within these groups.

This attests to the differential needs and patterns of reporting unmet needs of care between women and men who experience migration.