Sentence examples for residential changes from inspiring English sources

Combining census data, self-reports, and information about respondents' residential changes, we use the variation in households' number of moves and neighborhood quality to predict whether participants obtain a high school diploma.

The residence section included full address, chronological residential changes with duration of stay and residential level (urban, suburban or rural).

Land use regression models were used to predict NO2 and benzene levels at women's residential addresses, taking into account any residential changes during pregnancy.

Similarly, the disruption hypothesis also implies lower fertility among migrants: migrants' fertility behavior will be low in the period immediately prior to or following a residential change, due to the disruption in economic and social support that often results from a move (Kulu 2005).

I had first visited the building in 1979, while working with the Survey department of the Preservation Commission, which had been asked to confer Landmark status on the building as part of the approval process for granting a residential change of use.

Whether it is a birth event, a separation, or some other contextual effect in family composition before or after a residential change, it emphasizes how families and residential change are intertwined (Michielin and Mulder, 2008).

This process of residential change and family formation becomes increasingly complex as families juggle fertility decisions, housing needs and labor force participation.

Pre-improvement and pre-relocation discussions with residents about their lives and health may assist service deliverers to enable residents to get the maximum benefit out of residential change and help avoid relocations to inappropriate properties and locations.

The ideal research scenario would be to assign individuals randomly across neighborhoods (and thus irrespective of caste, race, or other individual characteristics) and to prohibit residential change (Acevedo-Garcia and Osypuk 2008).

DCLG officials estimated a maximum of 175 office-to-residential changes in the first year, but research by Planning magazine in the summer found 46 councils had already received more than 260 applications between them.

For example, policies that influence or change the land use (or other measures influencing firm and residential locations) changes travel behavior and need an adequately wide lifetime by which effects (benefits) of these policies can become effective.