Sentence examples for relative immigrant from inspiring English sources

A large value for the relative immigrant share from country c thus characterises an enclave.

A positive correlation between the relative immigrant share ratio and the change in the immigrant population from country c would suggest that net immigrant flows go to spatial units where there was already a significant settlement of immigrants from that country (established enclaves).

Notes: The horizontal axis shows the relative immigrant share ratio: the share of immigrants from country c that lived in the spatial unit s in the year t0 divided by the share of total immigrants that lived in spatial unit s in the year t0.

The horizontal axis shows the relative immigrant share ratio: the share of immigrants from country c that lived in the spatial unit s in the year t 0 divided by the share of total immigrants that lived in spatial unit s in the year t 0. Values larger than one imply that the sending country c is over-represented in the spatial unit s relative to the average total immigrant population.

She muses on the general difficulties of her relatives' immigrant experience.

To the contrary, the court explained: While minors who are U.S. citizens may be cared for by a host of social-service agencies, not to mention relatives, immigrant children snatched from their parents are left to a bureaucracy neither designed nor equipped to care for them.

Studies in the Netherlands report that, according to patients and relatives, immigrant patients would often not talk about psychological problems, depression or dementia [ 23, 66, 77].

Hence, mixed nativity households have more diversified protection relative to immigrant and native households, perhaps explaining why they behave differently in the face of asset declines relative to non-mixed nativity households.

In the 2004 2011 time period we can already see a positive correlation between the relative A8 immigrant share and the difference in A8 share of the local authority population.

African and Latino immigrants, perhaps as a result of their limited skill transferability relative to immigrants originating from European countries with similar educational systems, in part owing to geopolitical aspects, may have lower reservation wages than natives.

After all, relative to immigrants, natives still have to break the family and friendship ties and, thus incur, the psychic costs that immigrants have already faced when deciding to come to Spain.