Sentence examples for migrate and increased from inspiring English sources

A study in the Baltic region showed that northern goldcrests were more likely to migrate, and increased their body mass beforehand; non-migratory southern birds did not increase their fat reserves.

The emphasis on immigrant families reflects recent evidence of a more rapid deterioration of the 'healthy immigrant' effect (where new immigrants tend to be healthier than those born in the country to which they migrate) and increased inequalities in their access to housing, economic opportunities and income relative to Canadian-born persons [ 15- 17].

Major droughts, floods and famines force people to migrate and "increase the risk of conflicts", he said.

CDBW migrates westward and increases its volume by gradual mixing with overlying Circumpolar Deep Water, to ultimately constitute part of the AABW in the Weddell Gyre.

With regard to molecular mechanisms related to these processes, we previously reported reduced spheroid size and increased numbers of migrating endothelial cells upon inhibition of Rho kinases which altered cytoskeletal structures and gene expression [ 19].

For example, in one study breast cancer incidence for Japanese women who migrated to Hawaii increased nearly 3-fold in the first generation and increased to 5-fold higher in the second generation.

The unprepared child who lacks awareness of the risks may voluntarily leave the home to migrate to another country and increase her or his vulnerability to trafficking.

Techniques enabling coordinated transmission are explored to migrate the inter-cell interference and increase the system capacity [8 16].

Principally, these factors stabilize the damaged tissue during initial stages of tissue repair, and direct the local mesenchymal and epithelial cells to migrate, divide, and increase collagen and matrix synthesis, ultimately leading to fibrous connective tissue and scar formation [ 20].

Asked whether the appetite amongst Romanians to migrate had increased because of the change in labour laws, he said: "It's too early [to tell] … but Romanians are kind of conservatives.

With a global population explosion underway and increasing numbers of people migrating to urban centres, some argue that cities will have to get smarter or face collapse.