Sentence examples for later migrated from inspiring English sources

This means that Uranus and Neptune probably formed closer to the Sun near or even between Jupiter and Saturn and later migrated outward (see Planetary migration below).

The series later migrated to CD and has clocked up 94 editions.

For reasons like these, many companies that started on Easdaq later migrated to national exchanges.

An Oklahoma native with boyish good looks, Mr. Thompson studied theater at the University of Oklahoma and later migrated to New York.

With Khan's daughter Hirabai Barodekar and Roshanara Begum (who later migrated to Pakistan), she formed a kind of trinity of Hindustani women vocalists.

So blurry are the boundaries that a dish classified one night as savory — cognac-laced foie gras, its earthiness tamped under a crust of burnt sugar — later migrated to the liminal zone.

Typical presentation starts with vague peri-umbilical pain for several hours, which later migrates to the right iliac fossa (RIF), associated with lack of appetite, nausea, or vomiting.

It is believed that many osteoid osteomas are, in fact, subperiosteal to begin with and later migrate into intracortical, endosteal or even medullary locations, secondary to continued bone remodeling, subperiosteal deposition and endosteal erosion [11].

Juveniles of most salmon species (Oncorhynchus spp. and Salmo salar) rear in freshwater and migrate to marine habitats to take advantage of better opportunities for growth; adults later migrate back to freshwater to spawn.

This could either be due to the fact that steady-state was not reached or point to nematodes feeding non-selectively in layers where the organic matter is less labelled, and later migrating to the layer where they were sampled.

In the somites of zebrafish, for example, Prdm1 expression is limited to the adaxial somite cells (which later migrate to form the superficial layer of slow myofibers) and is not found in the fast myofibers [1], [7], [9].