Sentence examples for migration route in from inspiring English sources

Energy companies eager to slake that thirst while prices are high are accelerating the makeover of the longest wildlife migration route in the continental United States.

Syrians formed the largest proportion of people using the Libya-Italy migration route in 2014 but largely abandoned the route in 2015 when it became much easier to get to Europe via Greece.

MD 194 was blazed as a migration route in the 18th century and a pair of turnpikes in Frederick County in the 19th century, one of which was the last private toll road in Maryland.

The direction differed significantly from that found in birds caught and tested in cages within the normal migration route in Denmark (N = 8/29, F1,35 = 8.46, P = 0.006, WW test) and also from the departure directions of experimentally displaced birds (N = 8/13, F1,19 = 5.75, P = 0.027, WW test) but not from the orientation of displaced birds in funnels.

Lastly, the Xe1 cavity does not appear to be an important internal migration route in the M37F mutant.

The effect of cell dissociation on chemotaxis in vivo may be counterbalanced by inhibitory cues at the border of the migration route in order to maintain the cells in close proximity or by a hypothetical attraction between the cells.

The United Nations has mapped the busiest migration routes in the world, providing an illustration of the common routes migrants have used to enter Europe.

They argue that wind farms should still be sited away from migration routes in the first place, and that the technology does nothing to solve the problem of installations that disturb bird and animal habitats and nesting grounds.

We would predict similar accumulation of knowledge in other multi-generational social groups, ranging from the establishment of 'traditional' foraging areas in social insects30 to long-distance migration routes in whooping cranes31.

The crew plans to recreate historical trade and migration routes in commemoration of a journey launched in 1417 by the Filipino sultan Paduka Batara, who set sail to pay tribute to Ming dynasty rulers.

Refugee and other vulnerable migrants trapped outside Europe and prevented from securing safety through the issue of visas, safe migration corridors or via the relatively short and manageable eastern Mediterranean route from Turkey's western coast to the Aegean islands, are now forced to embark on much more dangerous migration routes in their quest for safety.