Sentence examples for origin to increase from inspiring English sources

The vulnerability and dependency of migrant husbands are less commonly discussed but may combine with the transnational breadwinner's 'double burden' of supporting families in both countries of settlement and origin to increase pressure on wage earning, leaving little room for developing social networks (Charsley, 2013; Charsley & Liversage, 2015).

Equally, in grouping the patients into four areas of origin to increase the power of the analysis we used our own subjective criteria of ethnic/cultural similarity, which are obviously debatable.

The purpose of this study was to identify new mutations underlying CLD in patients with different ethnic origins, and to increase awareness of this disease so that the patients could be sought out and treated correctly.

The shape of a PPF is commonly drawn as concave to the origin to represent increasing opportunity cost with increased output of a good.

The Erasmus Pro programme must nevertheless make way for provisions that encourage participants to maintain ties with their countries of origin in order to increase their likelihood of returning at the end of their studies abroad.

Therefore, we propose that Mug20 is required to extend LinEs from their sites of origin and thereby to increase DSB proficient regions on chromosomes.

Being Spanish or Brazilian (but not of African origin) was found to increase the odds of being based outside the Lisbon and Oporto metropolitan areas.

Only those metabolites whose centers of phenotypes are located farther than 0.1 from the origin are provided to increase visual resolution.

The intervening space represents general triaxial ellipsoids, and radial distance from the origin corresponds to increasing eccentricity (increasing flattening or stretching).

Actually, a previous study [31] has demonstrated that such a "mental rotation" of the imagined movement vector about its origin leads to increased RT.

This seems to be of physiologic origin due to increased amount of oxygen consumed during voiding.