Sentence examples for migration has emerged from inspiring English sources

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).

Although the molecular target is not yet defined, a very convincing story associating PIKfyve-generated PI5P with the regulation of the actin skeleton in cell migration has emerged from a number of laboratories.

One such group of artists, contemporary visual artists from Turkey, who has left 'home' for various reasons such as migration or education has emerged as a distinctive voice on the contemporary European art scene.

As FAK functions in linking integrins and growth factor signaling to cell adhesion, invasion, proliferation, and migration 32, it has emerged as a key player in the progression of many cancers.

3 Macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) has emerged as a cytokine linking RA and atherogenesis.

Recently, macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) has emerged as a potential link between RA, SLE and atherosclerosis development (for review, see [ 57]).

A second mistake was to avoid the vibrant body of world literature that has emerged around, and about, these great migrations.

Subsequently, it has emerged that there are also defects in neuronal migration in Bbs1 GT1Nk mice (Ishizuka et al., 2011).

Anti-foreigner sentiment has emerged in many parts of Europe, with people "playing up the migration crisis", said Ruteere, a human rights expert from Kenya.