Sentence examples for migrants we found from inspiring English sources

In migrants we found strong evidence for an influence of environmental variables, especially Temp avg and PET, Aridity, Temp range and Prec range (see Table 4).

In terms of job satisfaction, while there was no evidence to suggest that the negative effects of mismatch were made worse by migrant status, we found that female migrants, particularly newly arrived, had a much lower likelihood of being satisfied in their jobs relative to their native counterparts.

23Notice that while estimating equation (1) on the full sample, the returns on pre-immigration work experience were not statistically significant, when estimates are performed separately on natives and migrants' samples, we find that the coefficient, albeit very small, is positive and significant.

In an attempt to explain the experiences of care providers in caring for migrants living in Sweden, we found relevant the socio-ecological model (SEM) because of its focus on the relevance of social contexts and the intertwined relationship between individuals and their social environment (community norms and values, regulations and policies) [ 28, 29].

Land and livestock holdings have an opposite impact: while migrants with larger household land are more likely to go abroad, we found that migrants with fewer livestock heads have a higher propensity to migrate internationally.

Similar to another study [ 33], we found migrant women with higher level of education were more likely to use condom.

However, we found migrant Australian travelers to be half as likely to seek pre-travel advice from a health professional and more likely to be traveling to visit friends and relatives than Australian-born travelers.

Compared to Kandy, we found migrant Sri Lankans in Oslo to have higher rates of general and central obesity, which might be due to life-style changes following migration [ 11].

In a recent evaluation of a workplace intervention to provide family planning services to migrant workers in Shanghai, we found qualitative interviews yielded short responses that lacked depth and detail and interviewers found it difficult to encourage open dialogue [ 9].

After controlling for differences in the use of contraceptive methods between migrants and non-migrants (model 2), we find that the measure for migrant declines in the level of statistical significance and effect size.

The slavery we uncovered was no metaphor – we found trafficked migrants who had been bought and sold, and forced with extreme violence to work at sea for no pay for years.