Sentence examples for long term migration from inspiring English sources

Notes: Source: Long Term Migration Statistics, Office for National Statistics ONSS).

Pairwise genetic differentiation of other neighbouring lacustrine char populations has been found to be highly significant, despite long term migration rates of 1.853 - 2.755 individuals per generation [ 107].

For comparison with model results, we analyzed radar measurements of nocturnally migrating passerines from a long-term migration monitoring program in Belgium.

This allowed examination of potential differences in the attitudes towards migration between those who did not plan to migrate or planned short-term or long-term migration.

"National insurance number registrations are not a good indicator of long-term migration.

Internally, both sand ridges and dunes display southwestward dipping oblique reflections, indicating long-term migration in that direction.

However, if urbanisation is to occur, the proportion of people living in towns has to increase, which usually involves significant long-term migration into urban settlements.

"We need a long-term migration policy, aimed at the next generation, the sons and daughters of the farmers," he says.

It concluded that the international passenger survey on which the migration figures were based remained the best source of information for measuring long-term migration.

It was expected that migration flows within Europe would even out over time, with much short-term migration and long-term migration in the low thousands.

Otherwise, the migration doesn't lead to fundamental changes in terms of how the household operates, long-term migration patterns, or disease prevalence, at least in Bangladesh.