In fact, the peak out-migration period for some populations of wild juvenile Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp).
At its peak this out-migration consisted of one-sixth of the working-age male population, leaving an imbalance of aged men, children, and women.
Or, if the state's job picture does not improve, as happened in past Colorado downturns - the "in" migration may suddenly turn to "out" migration.
WS carried out migration assays.
HJM also carried out migration assays.
She points out that Sweden's current influx nearly matches the peak of migration to America in 1913, when about 14% of the population there were foreign-born, compared with about 12% in Sweden today.
It has been more than a half-century since the peak of migration to Chicago.
This deficit varied by year, from a peak of approximately 50 out-migrations in 2005 to approximately 1 out-migration per 1,000 person-years in 2009.
Mainly he makes points I have made previously: first, that output is still well below the previous peak, and unemployment still very high despite drastic out-migration: Wolf adds that in some ways the Baltic adjustment was also made easier by the fact that these are very open economies playing catchup to the West, so that fast export growth was relatively easy to achieve.
The most notable is the change of the trend in 2009, which is likely to be caused by sharpened out-migration from East-European regions after the outbreak of the economic crisis, and the preceding local peak of 2004 2005 was, most likely, linked to the increased migration intensities after the biggest EU enlargement.
Now, out-migration has increased and in-migration has declined".
