Sentence examples for migration and so from inspiring English sources

In some cases, crabs that live in areas free of crazy ants are killed during their annual migration and so never return to their original forest.

We all know American literature owed a lot to European culture, to Italian, to eastern European Jewish migration and so on.

Epigenetic modifications control cell proliferation, differentiation, migration, and so on.

Figure 2 shows a post-stack time migrated profile of the line KR101, which was produced by careful trace editing, deconvolution, NMO correction, multiple suppression, CDP stacking, post-stack time migration and so on (Appendix Fig. 11).

The large literature on life satisfaction has analysed the impact of various individual and socio-economic characteristics and events, such as personality, gender, age, income, employment status (including the experience of unemployment), divorce, migration and so on (Diener et al. 1999; Stutzer and Frey 2010).

In other words, if conditional on education, age at migration, and so on, the person who someone falls in love with has a random element, then it might be that migrants who randomly fall in love with a native are less likely to send remittances.

David Meltzer, an archaeologist at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and a coauthor of the Science paper, said that researchers in his field had been wrestling with the early history of the Americas for centuries -- debating when the first settlers arrived here, whether there were pulses of migrations, and so on.

Instead, migration behaviors are more likely to be determined by the degree of association of migration networks, accumulated social capital of migration networks, and so forth.

Secondly, the ecological light pollution represents a threat to entire ecosystems, substantially altering the behavioral patterns of the animal population (orientation, foraging, reproduction, migration, communication and so on).

These investigations were concerned with how to design a topology and the determination of the optimum setting for parameters (for example, size of subpopulations, migration interval, and so on) rather than the effectiveness of genetic operators.

The MRVA correlated positively and highly significantly with the degree of chemotactic migration in response to NRG1α (linear regression (n = 37), r2 = 0.6065; Fisher's r to z, p<0.0001) (Figure 2), using migration data we have previously reported in the same cell lines.[7] (Three cell lines that were used for the adhesion studies lacked migration data and so were not included in this comparison).