QR on the right undergoes a similar pattern of migration and division, except the cells migrate to the anterior, generating the AVM, SDQR, and AQR neurons [ 6- 8].
We attribute the discrepancy partly to a possible changing pattern of migration in Europe with more migrants capable to migrate with healthy profiles, and to the age of our population.
A gendered pattern of migration has complicated this model; that is, while both single women and men migrate to cities for work, after marriage, a man will generally return to migration labour while a woman will not (Fan 2003).
The second shows the pattern of migration, which has changed significantly over the last 30 years.
This pattern of migration altered by the end of the 2nd century bc.
Despite the distance, Dr. Lekson believes the two sites were linked by an ancient pattern of migration and a common set of religious beliefs.
The UN said last week the Burmese government must end the persecution of Rohingya Muslims if the pattern of migration from the corner of the Bay of Bengal into the Andaman Sea and Malacca strait is to stop.
Yet its residents illustrate both an old pattern of migration and a new one.Indians, who have long been concentrated in north-west London, are moving out.
This pattern of migration was not, however, as distinctive in North Carolina, where many of the residents were part of the spillover from the natural expansion of Virginians southward.
Scientists from Dublin and Belfast have looked deep into Ireland's early history to discover a still-familiar pattern of migration: of stone age settlers with origins in the Fertile Crescent, and bronze age economic migrants who began a journey somewhere in eastern Europe.
The pattern of migration began to reverse when the North Sea petroleum industry brought many people to the northeast and the north, not only from various parts of Scotland and the United Kingdom but also from other countries, notably the United States.
