Sentence examples for migrating humans from inspiring English sources

However, there is scientific debate as to whether migrating humans, climate change -- or both -- contributed to the widespread decline of these species.

A new, broad analysis continues the century-long debate over the loss of the big animals, coming down on the middle ground between blaming migrating humans for wiping them all out and climate change alone for doing them in.

But this opening and flourishing occurred too late for the migrating humans who arrived in the Americas about 15,000 years ago, the authors report online today in Nature.

MMP-26 is capable of cleaving collagen-4, fibronectin, fibrinogen, and gelatin, and can further process proMMP-9 to the final active form 28. In vitro, MMP-26 is expressed by migrating human mucosal keratinocytes and inhibition resulted in aberrant migration and proliferation 44.

This paper discusses the origins of Oryza sativa japonica rice cultivation in the Yangzi region of China and asks how and with which migrating human populations it spread south to reach Taiwan by 3,000 BC and Southeast Asia by 2,000 BC.

The authors were able to show that VacA exploits the recycling of lymphocyte function-associated antigen-1 (LFA-1; an integrin heterodimer on T-cells consisting of a β2 subunit associated with the CD11a α subunit) to become internalized by migrating human T-cells.

46 These molecular mechanisms can almost certainly be extrapolated to neutrophils and macrophages migrating to human wounds.

You need a contaminated human to spread this disease, therefore the virus migrates with humans.

Furthermore, the animals that humans hunted most--bison and elk--survived and even appeared to migrate with humans across the Bering land bridge into Alaska.

The point is, given the right set of circumstances, people will migrate, as humans always have.

Seroprevalence in humans was reported in several countries, including Hungary, and WNV strains were isolated from mosquitoes, humans, migrating birds, and rodents during the last 30 years (3 ).