As a consequence, the decrease with aging of these prior displacements of the center of pressure (with respect to the onset of the focal movements), suggests that such individuals are not able to anticipate for the perturbations generated by the displacement of the limb and to counter for its destabilizing effects.
Family ownership of private land prior to displacement was ascertained (for generations born after displacement, ownership of land by displaced parents/grandparents).
Return migrants were more likely to have owned land prior to displacement than those who remained in displacement.
Land ownership prior to displacement and source of resettlement land were not significantly associated with CMD in those remaining in displacement (OR 1.7 95% CI 0.7 3.9) or return migrants (OR 1.9 95% CI 0.8 4.5) (data not shown).> -wrap-foot> Bold values are significant at p < 0.001.
For example, many response staff suggested that the displaced girls and women preferred using the same materials they had used prior to displacement (strips of kanga or cloth) for managing their menstruation.
Also, older workers' wages prior to displacement may be high because of firm-specific, industry-specific or task-specific human capital, which is lost upon displacement, causing wage drops especially in case of long job tenure and when switching industries.
Then the DIC algorithm is run using the prior translation as an initialization of the displacement field.
"I.D.P. school enrollment is extremely low compared to that of their host communities, and to attendance rates prior to displacement," Geddo said.
Finally, when females were exposed to an egg predator prior to displacement, they homed almost 50% faster, reflecting the ability to adjust homing behaviour according to the risk of nest predation.
When directly asked to select their preferences between cloth or reusables pads, several women indicated that their use of cloth prior to displacement was the consequence of poverty rather than preference.
