Sentence examples for human population movements from inspiring English sources
As the genes of more populations are studied, a more-detailed picture of past human population movements and integrations around the world will emerge.
Continuing research should demonstrate that the appearance, geographic distribution, persistence, and disappearance of the Folsom fluted point relate closely to juxtapositions of climatic change, biotic change, and human population movements that occurred near the end of the Pleistocene.
Without global solutions, say infectious disease specialists, drug resistance will be spread around the world by livestock and human population movements, negating progress by countries.
These strains were likely introduced during ancient human population movements in Melanesia.
As Namibia pursues malaria elimination, the importation risks due to cross-border human population movements with higher risk neighboring countries has been identified as a major challenge.
Clonal expansion of geographically restricted, genetically distinct lineages presumably reflects the previously geographically limited human population movements, with higher rates of transmission within, rather than between, geographic regions.
Accounting for human population movement (HPM) in planning for control, elimination and post-elimination surveillance is important, as evidenced by previous elimination attempts that were undermined by the reintroduction of malaria through HPM.
But this secondary role was by no means insignificant, and the types of migration being reported in the first millennium make sense against modern understandings of human population movement, when due allowance is made for the structural differences between the first millennium and the third.
A recent publication about the correlation between human population movement and malaria movement in Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya (39 ) illustrates that the major human population movement and malaria movement in Tanzania originates from central Dodoma and directs northward and westward.
Without an extensively developed highway system, individual geographic regions tend to be isolated and human population movement is restricted.
Climate change is widely projected to cause substantial increases in the scale of human population movement in coming decades.
