Sentence examples for migration which could from inspiring English sources

In particular, there is evidence that better educated individuals tend to choose local off-farm work over migration, which could also explain that more educated persons are less likely to migrate than junior-school-educated persons in our sample.

They also hold out the hope that the imminent threat of departure could smooth the way to a better deal for Britain – including on the politically explosive issue of migration – which could then be put to voters in a second referendum on EU membership.

The internal migration which could have helped to dissipate displacement effects was very low throughout the transition period.

The external surface of the scaffolds was protected by a resorbable-guided tissue membrane to prevent soft tissue migration which could compete with deposition of the required boney matrix.

Differences in the sensitivity to UV radiation in phytoplankton and zooplankton may result in varying non-synchronic pattern of vertical migration which could lead to a de-coupling of the food chain at this early level [16 18].

The primary objective of this study was the development of a quantitative assay for cell migration, which could measure multiple migratory features, and would be compatible with high-throughput screening.

In analyzing spatial and seasonal distribution of zooplankton, we excluded samples collected at night, in order to eliminate the impact of diel vertical migrations, which could cause from a two- to a fivefold increase of zooplankton abundance and biomass (Goswami and Shrivastava 1996; Luo et al. 2000; Smith et al. 1998).

The unliveable temperatures will likely spark mass migrations, which could exacerbate the danger of conflict.

Little is known about links that migrant health workers maintain with their home countries post-migration or their future migration plans, which could influence policies to encourage their return.

The biggest threat, in our view, comes from the prospective migration restrictions, which could impede international collaboration and erode the UK's ability to attract talent.

The Libyan authorities decided in April 2014 to establish a migration committee, which could serve as the interlocutor for dialogue with the international community, but all possibilities for that disappeared with the outbreak of violence the following June.