Sentence examples for migrate from low from inspiring English sources

For example, mature Nassau grouper Epinephelus striatus can migrate >200 km to spawning grounds each winter [22], and mature female blue crabs Callinectes sapidus migrate from low salinity inlets of Chesapeake Bay to the mouth of the estuary each fall [23], [24].

The nurses that migrate from low and middle-income countries tend to be experienced and highly skilled.

There are few published studies of allergic diseases among migrant populations within non-industrialized countries [ 8] that migrate from low-risk rural areas to high-risk urban areas.

Thus, some foreign-born women and especially those migrating from low-income countries and countries with low gender equity may potentially be at increased risk of violence in the home (8), and mortality due to violence (9).

Protons migrate from a low pH to a high pH, so transport is driven by pH-difference.

It suggests an increase in prostate carcinoma risk as men migrate from a low dietary-fat to high dietary-fat culture.

(2) Due to capillary pressure difference, hydrocarbon in the tight reservoir migrates from a low-porosity and low-permeability rock to a high-porosity and high-permeability rock to form hydrocarbon-rich "sweet spots".

Both groups of women work less than comparable natives upon arrival: 279 h less for women coming from a high female activity rate country and 403 h less for those migrating from a low female activity rate country.

Also, the offspring of those who migrate from countries with low incidence to countries with high incidence take on the higher rates of the new host country [ 1].

Migrant studies of breast cancer found that women, who migrate from areas of low risk to areas of high risk, adopt the higher risk in the host country within a few generations [ 11, 12], and a large study of Scandinavian twins estimated that only 27% of the breast cancer risk was explained by heritable factors [ 13].

Many insects migrate in the summer from low latitude, over-wintering areas, to northern environments (Dingle 2006).