Sentence examples for intermittent migration from inspiring English sources

Recovery may have involved migration from nearby populations, as suggested by intermittent migration rates (Fig. 3), which resulted in changes in allele frequencies, but not reduction in total genetic diversity.

If correct, this land bridge may have served as a 'dispersal corridor' [ 9, 10], allowing intermittent migration of most WTD forest-restricted plant species from the Asian mainland into Japan (or vice versa), and/or periodic secondary contact and gene flow among formerly isolated populations, possibly up until the last shelf submergence (c. 16,000 7,000 yr BP; [ 11]).

This mechanism might enable immature DCs to efficiently explore their environment using a persistent but intermittent mode of migration, thereby optimizing their chances to find rare target antigens.

However, arrival time and body condition in the breeding grounds are mainly determined by conditions encountered during migration, at intermittent stopover sites or even at non-breeding grounds [ 9, 10].

These excavations were interpreted as short-time resorption events separated by migration periods, i.e., intermittent resorption.

The novel finding of the present investigation is that repeated intense interval exercise affects CD4+, CD8+, and CD19+ lymphocytes differently with regard to apoptosis and migration after three consecutive days of intermittent run exercise to exhaustion.

If rain is sparse and intermittent, as it was this March, so too is the migration.

With regard to CD19+ lymphocytes, significant increases were noted for both apoptosis and migration after the first and second consecutive days of intermittent running (P < 0.05; see Figure 2(c)).

The migration of interphase nuclei in fungi has been described to be intermittent and related with other cell cycle events [54].

Electrochemical analysis including in situ galvanostatic electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and a galvanostatic intermittent titration measurement revealed that the ferroelectric binder effectively reduced Li-ion diffusion resistance and supported fast migration in the vicinity of active electrodes.

The intermittent rebellion of the area's Kongo peoples because of forced labour and land eviction led to Portuguese reprisals and mass migration of the Kongo from 1961 to 1974 to neighbouring Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo).