Sentence examples for generation of migration from inspiring English sources
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Cancer mortality has been examined among ethnic South Asian migrants in England and Wales, but not by generation of migration.
South Asian ethnic migrants of both sexes had lower all-cancer mortality rates than non-South Asians, regardless of the generation of migration.
In ethnic South Asians, irrespective of the generation of migration, and in non-South Asians, the most common cancer deaths were from lung and prostate cancers in males, and from breast cancer in females (Table 1).
In a previous publication we have shown that differences in cord-blood leptin levels between Pakistani and white British infants were the same irrespective of place of birth of parents and grandparents (i.e. generation of migration of the Pakistani women) [ 10], and have not explored that further in this paper.
Thus, the short-term (one generation) effect of migration, for example the differential patterns of dispersal between sexes, appear to provide the most likely explanation.
After a generation of mass migration, this slogan is becoming a statistical reality in Los Angeles and other areas across the Southwest.
We noticed that both FoxC2 and Snail1 promoted a rapid EMT of lateral DM progenitors, a prerequisite for the generation of cellular migration through the sclerotome on the way to blood vessels.
Note that overestimation at high migration rates could be explained by the low differentiation between populations after 11 generations of high migration.
However, a comprehensive, quantitative study of the generation and migration of different sediment bed patterns using CFD DEM is still lacking.
Rakic (1988) described three broad phases of brain development in rhesus monkeys: generation of neurons, neuronal migration, and synaptogenesis.
