Sentence examples for migrated from different from inspiring English sources

In order to increase the heterogeneity of the sample, we purposively recruited participants who had migrated from different countries, had differing marital status and belonged to different religious groups.

Finally, we distinguished between the effects of a woman's own source country female labor supply from that of her husband's source country female labor supply in the cases where the couple migrated from different source countries.

About 22% of the slum-dwelling households had migrated from different parts of India in the last decade of the 20th century, and 63% claimed to have lived in the slums for more than 10 years.

In the wild, group-spawning fish come together on a spawning ground; they may have migrated from different areas, and therefore different chemical exposure regimes, and thus they may have different degrees of disruption to their reproductive systems.

Amim et al. [ 12] compared two different populations in their study: one from Rio de Janeiro (patients) and the other from Central West of Region Brazil (control group), which can be characterized as bias because Brazil was colonized by several ethnic groups that migrated from different countries into different regions of Brazil.

The second is that there had been probably several migration routes for plants to migrate from different source areas to Taiwan.

"We have people migrating from different parts of the world coming to the UK, to the West, bringing their cultures, bringing their own traditions, so it is a big problem - and it is growing - so as a front-line provider we need to educate ourselves.

Especially in species with dispersive adults or larvae, temporal genetic differentiation could be caused by recruits migrating from different genetic sources at different times [ 6- 10].

We speculated the possible route of the embolism migrating from different injection sites to ophthalmic artery (Fig. 1), causing iatrogenic retinal artery occlusion.

For instance, during the mating season, large aggregations of individuals migrating from different sites are observed, and, as documented in Arctic waterfowl, could potentially contribute to the spread of pathogens across bat and other populations [ 49, 60].

Only the countries they migrated from are different.