Sentence examples for second generation group from inspiring English sources
Of the 803 participants in the second generation group who submitted a self-sampled specimen, 66 women (8.2%) were tested hrHPV positive (Table 1), while the first generation group included 143 (6.9%) hrHPV positive women.
The latter group allowed her to determine which social processes are unique to second generation groups and which are common to urban youth in general.
In this case such differences can arise if there are between-group differences in earnings growth rate heterogeneity or if the age of the second generation groups are very different.
The collection starts with a paper by Rosita Fibbi and Jasmine Truong which deals with the differences within the Kosovar community, one of the largest second generation groups today in Switzerland and regarded in public opinion as a problematic group.
… Every small thing we take for granted as first generation group in general, basic necessities were a huge challenge back then.
So it turns out that we are ready to talk to these fourth generation groups despite the assertion only a few years ago that we could never deal with them.
Single sex focus groups were run by the same sex investigator (SS, RB, CG), with first generation groups run in Sylheti and second generation in English at the request of participants.
Much of the research that shows the effect compares today's third-generation immigrants with today's second-generation group.
Improvement in visual analog scale scores were significantly better in the second-generation group at 1 year postoperatively, but this was not maintained at 2 years.
In earlier work, we have estimated the ESM model for the non-Western second-generation group separately by Asian and African ethnicity (available on request).
The rate of reoperation at 2 years postoperatively on the affected foot or ankle subsequent to the index ankle replacement for patients in the first-generation group (18.5%) was higher compared to the second-generation group (15.9%), but the time until reoperation was not statistically significant (P =.376).
