Sentence examples for have moved downstream from inspiring English sources
With public boat ramps on Lake Travis and Lake Buchanan closed, recreational boaters have moved downstream to Lake Austin, where the L.C.R.A. has kept the level steady.
The docks have moved downstream and the river is emptier now – though not nearly as empty as the Thames – but it wasn't the occasional barge or coaster ploughing upriver that reminded me of bygone Britain.
Taken together, these results indicate that the EGFR pathway is active in FSCs and downregulated in prefollicle cells that have moved downstream from the FSC niche.
As retailer influence has grown, power has moved downstream in a wide range of industries, including hardware, books and consumer electronics.
Nestled in the trees, by a row of other boats, they have been moored on public land by the Thames for well over a year now, having moved downstream when another Greater London council drove them out.
In Megalyra sp., both trnQ and trnY remain in their ancestral locations, whereas in O. pulchella, they have moved to the position downstream of rrnS.
In these irrigation ponds, small size loach had spawned before the water was drained from the paddy fields, and a number of larger size loach might have moved into the irrigation pond or downstream through a channel (Kim et al. 2011).
Four tRNA genes (trnA, trnR, trnN, and trnS 1) have moved from the nad3-nad5 junction to the tRNA gene cluster downstream of the A+T-rich region.
The locus of bed scour has moved progressively downstream, ceasing as the bed material became too coarse to be transported (e.g. D50: 0.29 mm pre-dam coarsened to 20 mm below the dam by 2008).
The massive orange plume of that release has since moved downstream through the Animas Valley, into downtown Durango, and on through to New Mexico, where it has choked off the main water supply for farmers along the way, as well as the main drinking water supply for towns such as Aztec and Farmington plus the 27,000 square-mile Navajo Nation.
