Givord et al. (2013) find that the second wave of ZFU in 2004 boosted the number of establishments in the treated areas by approximately 5 7% via births and relocations, but the relative impact on relocation is much greater and produces negative spillovers on nearby areas.
Additionally, there is an excess of X→ relocated genes relative to A→ relocations (Gadj = 21.7, P < 3.2 × 10−6), and there is a deficiency of →X relocated genes (Gadj = 4.54, P < 0.05).
The IFD-based methods included relative cost of relocation, thereby illustrating the importance of both catch rates and movement costs in designing closed area regulations.
(HBC, Ohangwena region) The destruction of infrastructure forces PLWHIV to stay at home or to relocate to relatives' place or relocation camps and makes transport difficult or even impossible.
A Canadian study used interviews (n = 29) to explore the ways in which family caregivers of institutionalised relatives with dementia perceived the relocation of their relative to a more home-like setting of care [ 14].
The girl's paternal family, according to a Native American news organization's article based on interviews with relatives, had relocated to Los Angeles after the Indian Relocation Act of 1956 in which Indian families were encouraged to integrate in mainstream culture.
To improve the relative hypocenter locations, the earthquakes were relocated with the double-difference relocation algorithm (hypoDD) (Waldhauser and Ellsworth 2000) using phase-picked differential travel times with a maximum earthquake pair separation of 10 km.
However, very few of these relocations have experimentally assessed the relative merits and disadvantages of commonly used release techniques.
People who change residence for reasons of relocation, moving, seeking refuge with relatives or friends, moving to join partners, marriage, and so on account for over half of the population.
Several hundred families lost their homes and many are living with relatives or are in tents at a relocation site in nearby San Pedro.
