Sentence examples for migration of other from inspiring English sources

But this growth in volume, Dr. Herbert said, could also represent an increase in nerve fibers, the migration of other types of cells or some type of inflammation.

Australia, an island nation distant from major refugee-producing conflicts, has experienced a fraction of the irregular migration of other parts of the world.

The state's mainly Yoruba population has grown more heterogeneous with the migration of other Nigerians and West Africans to Lagos city.

Additionally, their galvanotactic response appears to share classic chemotactic signaling pathways that are involved in the migration of other cell types.

While sweets are the bakery's specialty, the menu trips the globe from croque-monsieur to insalata Caprese to dishes that reflect the migration of other French-colonial cultures to Dakar, like Lebanese shawarma and Vietnamese spring rolls.

The third and final part of the installation will be the migration of other systems, so that for example, child care providers that are part of the council's 'early years' service can access the system and update information.

"The Mexican migration, and the similarly large migration of others from the rest of Latin America, has in just one generation reshaped the nation," Michael Barone recently wrote.

The decline — due mostly to elderly Jews dying or getting priced out after the city's Art Deco revival, but also to the migration of others to Broward and Palm Beach Counties as greater Miami became more Hispanic — has forced old-timers to scour for hints of their past.

The remaining question is whether the migrations of other haplogroups into East Asia followed the same route.

The migrations of other fish cover even greater distances; in the Atlantic, for example, white tuna (Germo alalunga) are found in winter around the Azores and the Canary Islands, where they spawn in spring.

However, if the treeline does not shift upslope with species occurring below the treeline, then the treeline may act as a barrier to upslope migrations of other species.