Sentence examples for migration that occurs from inspiring English sources

Deterministic models reproduce the fractal behavior of fluvial topography but have two limitations: they often underestimate the amount of lateral valley and ridge migration that occurs in nature, and the complexity has made it difficult to identify the precise origin of fractal behavior in fluvial landscapes.

Working in Pernille Rorth's developmental biology group, Peter has discovered Gurken, the gene that guides one part of the cell migration that occurs during the development of the Drosophila egg.

This is likely due to the continued cell migration that occurs following wounding.

PKN modulates cell shape during Drosophila embryonic dorsal closure (a sheet epithelial migration that occurs during embryogenesis), and regulates F-actin organisation (Lu and Settleman, 1999; Vincent and Settleman, 1997).

Based on the results above, we conclude that the apical-to-basal nuclear migration that occurs in G1-phase is subject to a displacement or crowding-out effect of incoming nuclei migrating in the opposite direction after exiting S-phase.

This result can be explained as occurring because a shorter cell cycle increases the frequency of basal-to-apical nuclear migration that occurs once in a cell cycle, resulting in more frequent displacements by G2 nuclei in the apical VZ.

A matrix with 8  μm filter pores served as a barrier for the cells to migrate through, and fluorescence measurements were used to quantify the degree of migration that occurred through the filter.

In the violent migration that occurred after the 1947 partition, his father and mother both moved to the Indian side, with their families losing property and most of their possessions, Mr. Bharara has said.

The first large-scale influx of African Americans from the Southern states occurred during World War I, but it was small compared with the migration that occurred during and after World War II.

My aunts and uncles, grandparents and great-grandparents, were part of a century-long wave of migration that occurred as the Ottoman Empire crumbled, then fell, around the time of World War I.

In the remainder of this article, we will highlight two epochs of migration that occurred over the course of Olympic history (since the Second World War) through a country-of-origin perspective.