Sentence examples for relative to native from inspiring English sources
The lower payoff to schooling for immigrants is largely accounted for by the higher proportion of undereducated immigrant men relative to native men and their relatively strong wage performance.
Urban streams have been found to have high exports of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) relative to native land use.
These complications arise from mismatched radial compliance and stiffness property of repair device relative to native aortic mechanics.
Circular dichroism indicated that the structures of these mutants were not significantly perturbed relative to native PtmU4 (Supplementary Fig. 16e and Supplementary Methods).
We also show that immigrants settling in Quebec and whose mother tongue is close to French have similar or better labour market outcomes (relative to native-born residents in Quebec) than immigrants with close linguistic proximity to English settling outside Quebec (relative to native born residents in the rest of Canada).
Golf and neighborhood parks ranked much lower than these land covers relative to native vegetation and escape cover (vegetation with foliage/stems at ground level).
Trump said low-skilled immigration placed "substantial pressure on American workers, taxpayers and community resources". The NAS report found that low-education immigrants cost taxpayers in the 1990s, but that cost has been shrinking relative to native-born Americans.
In the social welfare states of Western Europe, in particular, increasing the employment rate of immigrants relative to native-born workers "would result in substantial fiscal gains," the study found.
This paper uses 2000 census data for youth ages 16 to 18 to analyze gender differences in high school dropout status and labor force participation of first- and second-generation youth relative to native-born youth whose parents were also born in the United States (the "third plus" generation).
In what follows, we restrict our descriptive tables to report the matching quality for immigrants relative to native-born workers.
Recent papers have found that often immigrants are overqualified relative to native-born workers when comparing an individual's education to the 'average' education in their occupation.
