Sentence examples for migration in other from inspiring English sources
An alternative explanation is that hepatoblasts in the liver-forming region migrate posteriorly upon Wnt8a overexpression since Wnt/β-catenin signaling is implicated in migration in other tissues (Yook et al., 2006; Aman and Piotrowski, 2008).
The big vision, he says, is to become "the Twilio of email migration" — in other words, to become the underlying, often invisible technology powering email migration wherever you find it.
Reppert and his colleagues began studying antennae because they thought the appendages might assist migration in other ways--by allowing the butterflies to pick up certain scents, for example.
More generally the cross-sectional nature of our data means that we do not know about selection in return migration: in other words, we do not know how migrants that have left Ireland before we conducted our survey compare to the individuals in our dataset.
The right to migration, in other words, is a form of reparations.
Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill). said that Kelly's experience with Central America should have given him "a better appreciation of the factors pushing refugees to flee the region and factors driving migration in other parts of the world".
In some species flight feathers of the wing and tail are molted before the fall migration; in others they are retained through the fall migration and molted on the wintering grounds.
The spatial MSMR model developed here can be adapted to address additional questions about the interaction of migrating organisms with their environment, or for the study of migrations in other river systems.
Further studies will help elucidate the relative contribution of the Greek and Neolithic migrations in other areas of the western Mediterranean.
Optimization techniques for WAN VM migration mentioned in other research efforts, such as [18], has to be adopted to make the system more efficient.
Compared to changes in (migration) phenology in other bird species [2], [9], [10], [11], the rate of change of approximately 3 days/year as observed in the Barnacle goose is unprecedently large.
