Sentence examples for migration and low from inspiring English sources

Across the seasons, habitat use intensity was high during the period of swarming and migration and low during the energy demanding period of lactation.

Scholars often have linked this to parental characteristics, specifically to their migration and low socio-economic background and their low educational level (Baysu and De Valk, 2012; Crul, 2000; Lessard-Phillips and Ross, 2012; Lindo, 2000; Schnell, 2014; Van de Werfhorst and Van Tubergen, 2007).

In summary, our data indicate a preservation of certain cellular functions, such as migration and low O2−* generation in well controlled young T1D patients, while NO generation and overall paracrine support of EC is already affected early on in disease onset.

They face shortages of key staff, migration, and low skill levels [ 29].

Human resources are constrained in managing current demand and any growth in demand by high external and internal migration, and low remuneration, amongst other factors.

The Far-western region of Nepal is characterised by low access to service; low density of health facilities; higher burden of under nutrition; higher male migration; and low status of women within family groups leading to higher workload.

In contrast, tributary channels are distributed horizontally across much broader, flat regions, which results in high-frequency lateral migration and low-frequency vertical accretion.

This idea is not new; Kvist and Lindström [49] showed that the BMR of migrant shorebirds is highest on the Arctic breeding grounds before migration, and lowest while on tropical wintering grounds.

The growing negativity of the degree of selection is robust to the analysis of specific subgroups: rural and urban, and states with high migration rates and low migration rates.

Among married men with multiple partners in the past 12 months, analyses indicated that absence from spouse due to work-migration and low perception of risk were related to more negative attitudes toward condoms (r = −0.217, p < .01 and r = −0.163, p < .05 respectively).

We argue that, in order to explain the comparatively low and declining intra-African migration intensity and low immigration towards Africa, xenophobia and immigration restrictions imposed by African states may play a role.