Sentence examples for migration events have from inspiring English sources

While no transoceanic migration events have been detected, our data shows evidence of exchange or mixing between these two populations on opposites sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

Since spreading and migration events have analogous protrusive processes in common, we wondered whether astrocyte migration was also affected by absence or presence of CK-B.

Estimates of the mean time of migration events have been obtained for the six loci with no-null migration, even if not significant (EF1α, SAHH, COL1, LYSO, GF1B and ITS2) and are provided in Table 5.

We cannot exclude the possibility that multiple migration events have occurred, but investigate the potential impact of assuming a single migration event by simulation.

During these visit rounds, births, deaths and migration events have been documented, and, periodically, other background factors such as socioeconomic status have also been recorded (2).

Little is known about the HIV-1 population dynamics and migration events that have influenced the HIV-1 epidemic in countries in West Africa.

Departing from this region, a chain of group fragmentation and migration events would have lead to their spread throughout Europe, in such a large-scale and fast movement that only one century elapsed until their presence was documented even in the most peripheral regions of Europe, from the North-east to the South-west corners of the continent.

These events have relatively little effect on migration pathways, but can have decades-long effects on habitat quality several kilometers downstream (Johnson 1990).

Some key historical events have also been included for context, but this timeline is not intended to cover history not related to migrations.

Although a clear link between CSb fragmentation and migration and the successive speciation events has been demonstrated for other groups of animals [ 19- 21], the case of S. mediterranea is unique because a correlation between geological events and its distribution has not been linked to any speciation event, which implies a more ancient origin for S. mediterranea.

I began to study the California Gold Rush of 1849 and discovered that the frantic efforts of more than 300,000 miners – arguably the largest single migration event the world had ever seen – had made barely a dent in the state's reserves of gold; most geologists believe that 80 per cent of it has yet to be found.