Abstract of a new paper (with colleagues in New Zealand, Germany, and Oxford) on the evolution of post-marital residence practices in several large language families.
Human societies show significant variation in post-marital residence practices.
At least three factors may contribute to the discrepant findings of prior research comparing contemporary patterns of genetic variation and post-marital residence practices.
Although it is possible to use the formula to estimate a needs score for each unique individual in England who moved residence or practice during a year, and assign it to the new practice the individual had registered with, this could prove a complex task across the whole country.
RDs working in other settings were in some cases underrepresented (e.g., chronic care/long term care residence, private practice and counselling), although these RDs constituted a smaller proportion of the practicing population.
She is the only staff member who regularly follows the president home from the West Wing to the residence, a practice that has earned her the nickname "the Night Stalker".
Among the latter group was southern California's La Jolla Playhouse, which invited struggling theatre ensembles from the region to be in residence (a practice increasingly in vogue) and staged a highly publicized four-day Without Walls (WoW) Festival of site-specific theatre, an event that drew sold-out crowds.
I relocated my residence and practice to my hometown, where I reconnected with friends from high school and college, and joined several groups, where I made new connections.
With ageing it becomes more difficult to bridge the distance between residence and practice and a GP in the neighbourhood becomes more important than continuity of care provided by the doctor of choice.
The Nguni followed patterns of patrilineal descent and virilocal residence and practiced exogamous marriage, with wives obtained legally through the transfer of cattle as bridewealth (lobola).
