Sentence examples for migrating for a from inspiring English sources

After 100 years of fishing, low survival in freshwater associated with poor conditions leads to the evolution of a migration reaction norm that implies a higher probability of migrating for a given size than the reaction norm evolved under normal freshwater survival (Fig. 4A,B,C).

A business lunch naturally tends to happen where the business is, and media-oriented enterprises have been migrating for a while now to the neighborhoods south of Midtown and north of the financial district.

Also, two other colonies were migrating for a new location.

In double-mutant explants, even fewer cells were migrating for a short distance from the explant compared with the Rac1 mutant (Fig.  2 D,E) at 24 h.

In contrast, good survival conditions in freshwater leads to a lower probability of migrating for a given size than under normal conditions (Fig. 4A,B,C).

The tracks of parkin mutant larvae crawling across an agar plate are shorter for animals migrating for a set interval of time (2 min) than wild-type as the parkin larvae move more slowly (Fig.  1A).

The inverse association between willingness to relocate to Lebanon and having United States citizenship might be confounded by the time since migration; those who have migrated for a longer time are more likely to be documented and less likely to go back as they become integrated.

1) The interaction between push and pull factors experienced by South African health workers prior to migration Most health workers had migrated for a specific purpose.

For instance, some women migrate for a relatively short period of time when their daughters were having babies to help them.

By contrast, the above-source play has a tight reservoir, where oil is not controlled by buoyancy and can only migrate for a short distance.

It never happened because they now get NREGS [National Rural Employee Guarantee Scheme, a public employment initiative] work in their village and don't need to migrate for a little extra money".