Sentence examples for migrate is driven from inspiring English sources

For most, the decision to migrate is driven by a need to survive, not free choice.

The model showed that the assembly of myosins into clusters is driven by their tendency to migrate to locations with zero net actin filament polarity.

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

Similarly, in stage 9 egg chambers where the UAS-GFP control is driven with the matTubGAL4 driver only 10% of the BC migrated ahead of the FC (n = 21).

If the motion is driven by the coupled transport of another system, the two species can migrate in either the same (symport) or opposite (antiport) directions across the membrane.

Patrick Chovanec, who teaches business at Tsinghua University in Beijing, says the building boom is driven by frenzied investors — not the housing needs of millions of migrating workers.

At least 350,000 people have migrated into Europe from January to August by official estimates -- a major increase from last year that is driven by the Syrian civil war and other conflicts.

This strong seasonality is driven by the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ), a latitudinal band of low pressure and convective precipitation that circles the globe and migrates northward and southward across the tropics following the seasonal progression of the sun.

A thriving small farm sector helps rural areas to retain the young people who would otherwise be driven to migrate to overcrowded cities, where they face an uncertain future.

A possible explanation reverts to differences in the initial selection of migrants by destination: it might be that, from the onset (i.e., the decision to out-migrate), migrants heading to Spain are driven by more individualistic motivations and less prone to support family members left behind in Senegal.

Coco was driven by poverty to migrate in search of a job.