However, most people who migrate in these communities migrate to nearby neighborhoods, often still within the hospitals catchment, and the socio-economic status of households that migrated in were similar to the households that they replaced in the study, so we believe they are a reasonable proxy.
Migration peaked following independence in 1960, with around 25,000 Cypriots migrating in the year that followed.
As expected, the average GDP growth in the destination countries between 2004 and 2010 increases the propensity to migrate in communities that have networks with these countries.
Ultrastructural examination of neurons migrating in vitro reveals that endocytic CCVs are present in the cytoplasmic dilation at points of contact with an ECM substrate.
However, when those same types of cells are examined migrating in 3D substrates that more closely mimic the in vivo environment, the distribution, composition, size, and dynamics of those adhesions are different [96], [97].
The humans are teaching the cranes, born in captivity, to migrate in hope that they can use the same route and training process on their endangered cousins, the whooping crane, next year.
They have immigrant skills and immigrant illusions, and they come from countries that are themselves in the process of migrating: in one novel a Russia that wants to be America, in another an America that imagines it is not Russia.
Currently, accumulating data suggest that cells migrating in three-dimensional (3D) environments show well-defined differences compared to their well-established two-dimensional (2D) counterparts.
The main result of this study is that mortality during spring migration was higher in the longest distance (trans-Sahara) migrating spoonbills that wintered in Mauritania, compared with those staying in Europe.
Compared to their counterparts migrating in subpallial to pallial direction, 47.0±7.0% fewer of the neurons that migrate in the opposite direction displayed this characteristic interneuronal migratory dynamics.
