Sentence examples for residence patterns from inspiring English sources

In most rural areas settlements reflect family residence patterns and are dispersed.

As important in explaining public transit policies is that employment and residence patterns altered dramatically after the second world war.

From a functional perspective, clans help to unify groups by cross-cutting other forms of social organization, such as the settlement, postmarital residence patterns, or age sets.

"We're really interested in understanding residence patterns, where and how people lived and who they were," Stark explains excitedly, showing me X-ray-like images of the area we're in.

This state of affairs is attributable partly to shrinking numbers of care-givers and the heavier burdens placed upon them, reflecting changes in demographic and residence patterns, gender roles and employment practices.

In some areas, there is evidence that Late Holocene residence patterns became more territorial.

"This is the first direct evidence that we have about the residence pattern of hominins," said Bernard Chapais, a primatologist and expert on human social evolution at the University of Montreal.

But since the model contains no information on the human decision makers, it cannot predict trends rooted in changes occurring to these individuals – such as their income, education, family structure, residence pattern, employment, or travel demand.

The Buddhist Lao-Tai-groups practice a matrilocal or bilocal residence pattern after marriage while the ethnic minority groups mainly follow a patrilocal pattern [ 44].

A different genetic signature is expected in markers transmitted exclusively by one of the two sexes, depending on the postmarital residence pattern.

A significant proportion of the population has a unique residence pattern even over short periods of time, as small as two years.