Sentence examples for migratory information from inspiring English sources

"I used to be an avid fisherman but I get a lot more pleasure out of this," said Mr. Walsh, who six years ago, became a volunteer tagger for Monarch Watch, a program based at the University of Kansas that relies on butterfly lovers east of the Rocky Mountains to catch, tag and release monarchs in order to gather migratory information.

Indeed, expression of cell adhesion molecules is programmed during development to provide positional and migratory information for cells.

The questionnaire elicited demographic, socioeconomic, and migratory information from participants, with time spent inside and outside of Afghanistan quantified in months.

Interviews included questions pertaining to personal characteristics of respondents; migratory patterns; information regarding changes in grazing resources, range species and water resources; and major problems facing pastoralism.

A reduction of these areas, and hence of the whole brain, is expected if, as suggested by Mettke-Hoffmann and Greenberg [40], in migratory species the information gathered by individuals as they travel through novel environments is only useful for short periods and information relevant to one environment may also expose individuals to risks (e.g. novel predators) in another.

While large-scale estimates are needed to understand cumulative impacts on these highly migratory species, detailed information on targeting, setting, and discarding practices is needed to develop bycatch mitigation approaches.

Corticogenesis thus requires the co-ordination of signaling pathways that provide mitogenic signals, positional information, migratory cues, differentiation signals, and a requirement for the precise regulation of symmetric/asymmetric division.

This example illustrates how the approach can be modified to suit more complex situations when additional information on migratory routes and migratory behaviour is available.

We requested information on migratory practices, mainly on the time of migration to summer and winter grazing lands.

Exploiting this behaviour, and the abundance of communication towers on the landscape, could reveal critical information about migratory behaviour of bats and help guide site selection for wind energy projects.

This comparison revealed that including information on migratory connectivity resulted in greater differences in the prioritization of winter parcels than regional variation in cost of winter habitat.