Sentence examples for dispersal of groups from inspiring English sources

By the side of the entrance is a notice for the dispersal of groups and people under 16, reminding you that the center is still being fought over.

By the side of the entrance is a notice for the dispersal of groups and people under 16, reminding you that the centre is still being fought over.

Because M. xanthus is a predatory bacterium whose growth is facilitated by high population density, the cells have evolved to sporulate in mounds to aid in dispersal of groups of cells [ 5, 6].

However, ice sheets covering much of Canada interrupted the southward dispersal of human groups until the late glacial, around at least 15,000 YBP (Bobrowsky et al. 1990; Dixon 2001).

However, other factors such as the dispersal of language groups and the expansion of agriculture could not be neglected completely.

In conclusion, we demonstrate that 46.1% (95% CI = 39 53%) of Cohanim carry Y chromosomes belonging to a single paternal lineage (J-P58*) that likely originated in the Near East well before the dispersal of Jewish groups in the Diaspora.

Using an arsenal of military helicopters and all-terrain vehicles, attack dogs, and standard-practice blunt force beatings and tackles, the tactics inflict psychological and physical injury and "commonly result in the disorientation and dispersal of individuals and groups into life-threatening terrain".

In conclusion, our results underline the role played by both the dispersal of Bantu-speaking groups and the interaction with previous inhabitants in shaping the genetic and cultural variation of Bantu-speaking populations of Southern Africa.

Estimated current population sizes (N1 and N2) are 4 to 8 fold higher than ancestral population sizes (NA) showing that the dispersal of Bantu speaking groups involved both significant size growth and geographic expansions.

There are several papers describing genetic variation in another species of the virilis group, D. americana, which, together with D. lummei, represents dispersal of the virilis group into the Neartic region [ 43- 46].

In contrast, avian-derived isolates illustrate widespread incidence of similar genetic signatures in 2002 2011 WNV isolates, as highlighted in dispersal of several 2005 2011 group 5 SW/WN03 genotype isolates.