Sentence examples for migratory system from inspiring English sources

"The proposed road could lead to the collapse of the largest remaining migratory system on Earth – a system that drives Tanzania's tourism trade and supports thousands of people," conclude the authors.

At this time, plume P9 started traveling to Kantou, due to a northeasterly wind ascribed to the combined effect of a migratory system and the Okhotsk low-pressure system (Fig. 4f).

The second extensive wildlife migratory system in northern Tanzania is the Maasai steppe, which covers a vast stretch of about 35,000 km2, from near the Kenyan border around Lake Natron south through the Simanjiro plains and Tarangire National Park, to the arid Makame depression of northern Kiteto District (Sachedina and Nelson 2010).

These interventions are useful, but their impact is limited without addressing other disruptions as well across the migratory system - river, coast and ocean - as it affects a given fish species.

Where income can be earned, for example though restoring and managing fisheries that are part of a migratory system, green investment in the form of green bonds, debt swaps and impact investment could be mobilized, perhaps alongside conventional finance.

"I want to make it clear also that no other nation in the world, nor any international organization, can demand that the Dominican Republic make sacrifices to its migratory system, or any other sovereign right, beyond what is ordered by the laws and the constitution," Medina said.

At lower elevations a sedentary system predominates, whereas semi-migratory and migratory systems predominate at higher elevations.

Furthermore, long-distance migration appears to have evolved independently from short-distance migration, in most cases both migratory systems appear to have evolved from a sedentary ancestry suggesting that migration did not evolve from short- to long-distance migration.

Heath, W. R. & Carbone, F. R. The skin-resident and migratory immune system in steady state and memory: innate lymphocytes, dendritic cells and T cells.

Northern Tanzania contains two distinct major migratory wildlife systems, with some interaction and movement between the two (Figure 3).

The following statement is characteristic of the target area and period, and it is relevant to the atmospheric transportation of radioactive materials: during the analysis period in the spring season in East Asia, migratory pressure systems periodically brought radioactive materials to the Japanese land area, producing somewhat similar plume development patterns.