Sentence examples for migratory transit from inspiring English sources

Customary rangelands and migratory transit routes are shrinking in the face of spreading cultivations, intensive cattle production, mining, oil extraction, land privatization, protected areas and impermeable international borders.

They were post-mitotic (G0-phase) GPT neurons in migratory transit from their periventricular mitotic origins and, in at least some cases, pre-mitotic (G0- or G1-phase) GPT neuroblasts preparing to re-enter the cell cycle in the distal ventricular zone.

A population of 2',3'-cyclic nucleotide 3'-phosphodiesterase-enhanced green fluorescent protein/NG2+ cells were identified as migratory transit-amplifying progenitor cells [8], [9].

The southeastern coastal region of Texas serves as a temporary roosting site on a major flyway for migratory birds in transit between more temperate and tropical regions of the Americas.

The novelist Andrés Neuman explores the experience of waiting in an airport, where we "embody a metaphor that perfectly defines our migratory experience: being in transit".

Because Turkey is a transit route for migratory birds from the Balkans, Siberia and the Black Sea, further outbreaks seem inevitable.

Several phenotypic, morphological, and functional studies suggest that the transition from GFAP+ stem cells to intermediate transit-amplifying progenitors to migratory neuroblasts is gradual.

In the postnatal and adult forebrain neural stem cells lining the lateral ventricle (LV) generate transit amplifying progenitors that produce migratory neuronal precursors.

Although these countries are important transit areas or final destinations for migratory birds from the African continent, and hence may play an important role in the circulation and conservation of different WNV strains, genetic information about the strains isolated in central Europe has not been available.

Hence, increased expression of ABC transporters by migratory cancer cells may additionally confer survival advantage against harmful chemicals encountered in the transiting microenvironments, and also regulate selective export of signaling molecules that may aid their directional migration.

Frontex Deputy Executive Director Gil Arias told VICE News that border control is not the solution for irregular migration, it's just a piece of the puzzle: "To tackle migratory flows, you need to work on development in the countries of origin and the countries of transit, among many other things".