Sentence examples for origin areas from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, under the adaptation hypothesis, migrant fertility may eventually come to resemble the dominant patterns of the destination location, but only after higher fertility preferences among migrants erode with relatively long durations of residence with different fertility norms from origin areas (Lee 1992; Rokicki, Montana, and Fink 2014; White, Muhidin, et al. 2008).

I use the Cox proportional hazard model to estimate the impact of characteristics of the individual, household, destination and origin areas, and the effect of US migration policy on the hazard of returning to Mexico during migration trips to the USA.

For the event on March 25, with an increased levoglucosan concentration, the backward trajectories from the measurement site GC show two origin areas (Fig. 9b, which is calculated from March 24 at 13:00 (LT) to March 25 at 13:00 (LT)): the Sea of Japan and the mountainous areas to the northwest which is the local contaminated areas.

In the case of IMMIGRANT, if voting is habit-forming as some studies on other countries show, and if the political behavior of the migrants is similar to the behavior of the people in their origin areas – as Pikkov (2011), Akarca and Başlevent (2010) and Akarca and Tansel (2007) show then we would expect a smaller portion of immigrants to cast a ballot compared to the native born population.

To identify which origin areas differ from the others, we performed contrast analyses among origin locations.

The possible dependency of the morphological features from sleep stage, detection and origin areas factors were evaluated by ANOVAs (General Linear Model repeated measures ANOVAs with three between-factors, that is Subject × Sleep Stage × Origin Location, and a within-factor, that is the Detection Location).

The same principle should be applied with respect to age, income, education, occupation, religion, national origin, area of residence, and indeed any characteristic that might be relevant to the range of opinions being studied.

The procedure allows inferring the origin area of the inflows and estimating the retention or lag time of the transfer.

Accidents can be classified in many ways, such as accidents of internal and external origin, area accidents, accidents of natural and human origin, and voluntary accidents.

We therefore examine the impact of violence in an origin area on the migration decisions of people already in those areas.

Finally, it is important to note that in the empirical analysis that follows we focus on the push factor S ih, or violence in the origin area, rather than the pull factor, or the relative violence in the destination area.