Sentence examples for migration will result from inspiring English sources
The study, titled "Migration and Global Environmental Change," warns that trying to block migration will result in increased poverty and ultimately, potentially unmanageable waves of movement.
In India 41 families move into a town every minute and it is estimated that this rate of migration will result in an urban population of 700 million by 2050.
This ionic migration will result in desalination as well as formation of value-added by-products.
Furthermore, directed migration will result in loss of the invasive phenotype as the tumor approaches the attractor source.
The latter of these parameters affects infection in a straightforward way; high levels of host migration will result in the dilution of infection out of a deme into the population at large and therefore decrease the probability of successful invasion.
It is estimated that the increasing CHB prevalence in Australia, predominantly attributable to migration, will result in a two to three fold increase in premature mortality from CHB-related liver cancer by 2017 [ 5, 6], with liver cancer now the fastest increasing cause of cancer deaths in Australians [ 7].
I write about the human migrations that will result from future environmental collapse of our continent in my forthcoming book, North American Ark, but most people, I believe, already share a vague sense of some overwhelming danger that hovers slightly beyond the horizon.
Our main theoretical result is that the interplay of multiple motives and multiple possible destinations for migration will lead to agglomeration.
For a sand body with faults developed, the surplus pressure which is the difference between fluid pressure and hydrostatic pressure will result in fluid migration through the faults which is the main accumulation dynamic (Zhuo et al. 2006; Cai et al. 2009).
They fear plans that mark out land for future development will result in even greater migration.
Random migration could be an explanation for the effect of the C2 domain observed in the wound-healing assay [5] because this will result in less efficient migration into a scratch-wound area.
