Sentence examples for migrate would have from inspiring English sources

A herder contemplating whether to migrate would have to evaluate whether the venture is worth undertaking or not.

Our favoured hypothesis to account for the results presented is that whilst migrating cells would have baseline ERK 1/2 cytoplasmic activity to support proliferation, as focal adhesions mature FAK activation of ERK would cause both integrin-dependent translocation of ERK to the nucleus and cytosolic negative feedback.

In order to migrate the birds would have to descend and pass through hostile environments, and it is unlikely that they would spread across hot lowlands in order to set up home in cooler areas.

If they had not migrated, the Cherokees would have suffered extinction, like the Yamasees and the Pequots before them.

It is also very likely that any worker who had experienced any injury or illness serious enough to limit their ability to migrate for work again would have been missed by this study.

On the basis of Canadian census data on out-of-country and out-of-province migrations, we estimated that fewer than 5% of these patients would have migrated in or out of Quebec during the study period (details available from Statistics Canada).

It makes sense that what was standard railway jargon would have migrated to air travel.

Dr Charlotte Houldcroft, from the division of biological anthropology at Cambridge, said: "Humans migrating out of Africa would have been a significant reservoir of tropical diseases.

Blue-chip trading, as with iX, would have migrated to London, as long as it was not subject to Britain's 0.5% stamp duty.The Euronext deal also has answers to some questions raised by the iX deal.

If water did flow on Mars, Smith says, it would have migrated north and stayed there.

If the SWCNTs had been stabilized by NaSCN, they would have migrated to the top phase since NaSCN was more concentrated in the top phase.