Sentence examples for migration in some from inspiring English sources

Nobody could imagine an economy like that of Haiti that is not linked to migration in some way.

Leonard Doyle, IOM's chief spokesman, said: "One could quite easily dismiss the summit, but it is, at the end of the day, very significant that the UN is finally looking at the issue of migration in some complexity.

In 2008 analysts for the Pentagon in the US concluded that extreme weather events linked with climate change could lead to mass migration in some parts of the world.

PARIS — Perceptions of the impact of migration in some countries are so distorted that their citizens estimate that there are as many as three times the number of immigrants living there than is actually the case, a global migration body says in a report being released on Tuesday.

However, migration in some fish or populations may not occur until age 2+ [84], in this case morphological adaptations to the lake environment may not appear until later life stages in which this study did not cover.

Internal migration is of as much concern as international migration in some countries [ 11, 12].

Migration out of the region is generally larger than migration in, meaning that some of those Midwesterners find it hard to get out from under their mortgage.

Interestingly, AA through aPKC ζ selectively induced p38 MAPK-dependent activation of Sp1, which has the potential ability to modulate cell migration in response to some PUFAs.

This is consistent with the earlier result when estimating Equation (1) separately for each country in Figure 3A, that SWB is not significantly associated with migration desire in some poor countries – although 87.0% of poor countries have negative relationship between migration desire and SWB, only 55.1% of poor countries have a significant and negative relationship (at the 5% significance level).

At the same time, the sharp reductions in agricultural subsidies are leading to contraction of the industry with associated rural unemployment and urban migration, although in some of the transition economies there is strong anecdotal evidence that some areas have seen quite a substantial migration of the unskilled unemployed from industry to agriculture.

The simulations show the plastic deformation to involve both grain boundary processes and dislocation migration which in some cases lead to twin boundary formation.