Sentence examples for migratory changes from inspiring English sources

As people living in Barking see new faces and hear new languages, they often link the problems in their community with the migratory changes.

There is a significant gap in our fundamental understanding of early morphological and migratory changes in human Langerhans cells (LCs) in response to vaccine stimulation.

It is tempting to speculate that these alterations contribute to the adhesive and migratory changes of glioma cells (Fig.  2).

It does seem likely that migration played a role in the diversification and distribution of Sylvia, as migratory changes in Clade 2 are consistent with the establishment of all three Island endemic distributions.

The aforementioned examples of migratory change might represent responses to changes in one or more of these factors.

Thus, although our results do not deny the case-by-case importance of the three proposed evolutionary scenarios, the most likely evolutionary pathway is that migratory behavior changed first in large-brained lineages and that migration selected for smaller brains.

"Environmental factors that we're suffering on land could also be happening in the water such as climate change, lack of food sources, which changes migratory patterns, and you have 80 million or more tourists that come to those waters, so it's no surprise accidents happen," Cousteau told ABC News.

At a more physiological androgen concentration (10 nM), AR only slightly increases S-phase entry, whereas it triggers Rac 1 activation and cytoskeleton changes (migratory phenotype) in the absence of association with Src and PI3-K [4].

Here we showed that mir-34 and mir-83 both contribute to keeping DTC migrations robust and protecting the fidelity of DTC migratory behavior from changes in temperature.

These factors and the chosen concentrations were selected based on the fact that all reportedly induce MEF to undergo inflammatory, migratory and/or proliferative changes.

In the past, gnathostomiasis was regarded as restricted to certain Asian and Central American countries, but increase of migratory flux and changes in alimentary habits have contributed to importing cases into areas where the disease is not endemic (1, 2).