Sentence examples for migrations outside the from inspiring English sources

Although whales display considerable potential to undertake long migrations, inter-oceanic migrations outside the species boundaries are extremely rare, and previously reported only for the humpback whale within the same hemisphere (Megaptera novaeangliae) [41].

There is some anecdotal evidence to suggest that Brong-Ahafo Region is a major source of irregular migrations outside the country.

Over this "ceiling" dose, the risk of migration outside the targeted muscle increases.

Attitudes in Europe, which wants to negotiate deals with some African countries to prevent migration outside the continent, could also affect how refugees are treated in Uganda.

In doing so, the typology is able to identify which types of mobile health professionals are likely to escape data collection, to highlight the distinction between free mobility within the EU and migration outside the EU's external borders, and to act as tool for designing policies adapted to the diversity of health professional mobility.

Migration outside the tribe is actually a rare event in traditional societies, as different tribes can have very different languages and cultures [2].

Fewer than 5% of patients were lost to follow-up because of permanent migration outside the territory of the Republic Slovenia.

Autopsy revealed no adhesion of single cancer cells to the peritoneal wall nor migration outside the peritoneum.

Loss to follow-up by the 4th year was 30%% overall, with the highest loss to follow-up in the caesarean section group (35.0 %) (usually because of migration outside the study area or the respondents' death [ 23]).

Briefly, graft was placed on plate with small amount of medium and an initial number of 3 × 10 cells/cm were seeded using small drops to avoid cell migration outside the graft.

The deficit of females in their teens and males aged 20 49 is primarily due to migration outside the KHDSS area, whilst the excess of females over males in the older age group could be attributed to mortality, since at that age band migration is very low (see Fig. 9).