Sentence examples for migration emerged from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon of elite migration emerged, with countries competing for knowledge workers, sometimes even by offering them citizenship in exchange for their skills (De Haas et al., 2016; Shachar, 2006).

However, in the case of communities that did not practice regular migration distress migration emerged as an important coping strategy.

For example, circular migration emerged as a key feature of the patient population yet health services tend to assume that patients are permanently situated in a particular locus.

Thus, an optimal legal system for migration emerges and generates endogenous two sided borders across countries.

With the growth of epidemiologic research examining climate change, population growth, migration, emerging pathogens and natural disasters, monitoring human health through surveillance data is becoming increasingly complex.

While there are no differences between formal and informal areas of the city, rural-to-urban migration emerges as an independent risk factor.

However, another type of migration has emerged, where herders migrate to safer areas due to the intensity of cattle rustling/raiding or in fear of attack by rustlers (Table 3).

Some pastoralists now reduce the risk of losing their livestock assets to violent theft, as the authors find that "another type of migration has emerged, where herders migrate to safer areas due to the intensity of cattle rustling/raiding or in fear of attack by rustlers".

Given the importance of remittances in Senegalese national economy, the topic of migration has emerged as an increasingly prominent topic in the political discourse (Fall et al., 2010; Gerdes, 2007).

The average cell migration velocity emerged as a crucial parameter for the model.

Among the genes whose expression increased after C/EBPδ removal, hence repressed, the epidermis development, transcription and cell migration classes emerged with p values lower than E-05.