Sentence examples for more often relocated from inspiring English sources

Compared to the non-MHS group, survivors who were registered with the MHS were younger, more often relocated and publicly insured and were more likely to be immigrants and injured as a result of the disaster.

Compared to the total affected group, the study population in the present study (participants at both T1 and T2) were more likely to be women, living with a partner, aged between 45 and 64 years and were more often relocated as a result of the disaster.

Meanwhile, other early-stage technology companies are finding it easier to move around more often, relocating as needed in their search for talent, housing and funding.

Immigrants are often relocated to rural small towns and unsurprisingly they find it difficult to integrate.

After courts lifted desegregation orders, schools often relocated to wealthier areas, Debs writes.

They're on the trail of the Assyrians, who often relocated vanquished populations back into the empire's core.

Settlements often relocated on a seasonal basis several times each year.

They often relocate to compounds in town — like the colorful ones I saw — where local officials can monitor their activities more easily.

And younger men, he pointed out, tend to relocate more often than young women do.

In addition, most relocated duplicates (83%) have testis-biased expression in D. melanogaster, that is, much more often than the average for the whole set of nuclear gene duplicates or tandem duplicates (table 1).

More often than not, the poor soul that's the last guest to show up for the evening is the one who ends up relocated.