Sentence examples for migratory origin from inspiring English sources

In the case of the origin of the Chinese nation, there have been lengthy debates over pluralism versus monism, and debates over theories of indigenous origin versus external migratory origin.

These results may raise the question "whether ADHD is more prevalent in Turkish children than some other parts of the world?" Considering the migratory origin of Turkish people, which was officially registered with "sella turcica" in anatomy, and the relation between migration and DRD4 gene (one of the most important candidate genes in ADHD etiology) this hypothesis worth to be investigated [ 37].

This physical evidence contradicts the theories of unitary or external migratory origins of the Chinese people, and supports the theories of plural and indigenous origins.

We also show that the internal segments of this precursor strain are closely related to those of the presumed precursor for the HA segment, A/duck/Zhejiang/12/2011(H7N3), which indicates that the sources of both HA and NA donors for the reassortant virus are of regional and not migratory-bird origin and highlights the role of chicken already in the early reassortment events.

The origin, migratory routes, and timing of PGC differentiation into germ cells vary among vertebrate species.

Although presenting predominantly as a neoplasm of the bone, the exact tumor histogenesis remains poorly defined, and rare occurrences in the soft tissue of other organs [ 3] point to a pluripotent migratory cell of origin.

The process of border cell migration exemplifies how cells of epithelial origin acquire migratory properties.

The biased distribution of D-M174 bears the different possible inferences of the human population prehistory in view of the origin and migratory pattern in East Asia.

We cannot conclude whether wild migratory birds were the origin of the HPAI virus (H5N1) found in poultry or vice versa in South Korea, because the environmental isolates were obtained after the poultry outbreaks.

In cross-cultural research, the heterogeneity of women and men who constitute the population experiencing migration needs to be accounted for, not only with respect to their country of birth, but also the country of origin, the migratory trajectory and the actual experiences of migration as they relate to health.

Garcia-Moreno, F., Lopez-Mascaraque, L. & De Carlos, J. A. Origins and migratory routes of murine Cajal-Retzius cells.