Sentence examples for sea pathways from inspiring English sources

Biosecurity agencies correctly predicted the source region of 77% of stowaways, which were usually solitary adults, arriving via air or sea pathways during the cooler months, evading initial border checks and alive when detected.

Still, "this study shows we need to consider the sea and saltwater pathways as important pathways that can get them to other places," Dr. Hart suggested.

However, both ORA and SEA consider a pathway as a simple metabolite set; they ignore functional interactions among metabolites and treat all metabolites equivalently.

"Instead of inflicting cruelty on those who survive the risky journey, we need to save lives at sea by creating safe pathways to protection".

The smell of the animals (not in a bad way), the winding pathways, the sea lions...these memories permeate our childhoods.

This pathway represents a conserved pathway between Drosophila, sea urchins and some vertebrates (Ducibella and Fissore, 2008; Horner and Wolfner, 2008).

As the seas rise, the pathway to the US could be closing.

The carbonate terraces and platforms of the outer Bonaparte Gulf are dissected by a network of deeply incised paleochannels that would have provided sediment transport pathways during lower sea level (Courgeon et al. 2016; Fig. 7; see also Additional file 1: Figure S3).

They also share a border, and, for centuries, Ethiopians looking across the frontier have coveted the territory, which offers both fertile farmland and a pathway to the sea.

The initial release path was stopped on Thursday, however the oil found a second pathway to the sea.

Sulfide oxidation pathways within shallow-sea hydrothermal vents include chemical oxidation and biologically mediated oxidation through chemolithotrophy and phototrophy.