This allowed greater investment of labour and technology in crop production, resulting in a more substantial and securer food source, but sporadic migrations persisted.
Because of the isolation of Maya posted by vast distances and the ecological diversity of their territories, regional conflicts, sporadic migrations, and ever-changing political systems, their language has had acquired many pronunciations, and over time, those dialects have spawned new languages [ 6].
Up to now, the fragmentary archeological record indicated only sporadic hominin presence, with punctated migration "waves" not necessarily leading to colonization.
Similarly, during these migration waves, some sporadic events of interbreeding between wild European aurochs (B.
Sporadic cases of breast cancer migration to the conjunctiva [ 30], the eyelids [ 33], and the cranial nerves [ 34] have been reported.
No migration or some sporadic spontaneous elongation of DCs was observed with the negative control medium (Fig 1F), as well as mock cultures of PBMCs and mock transfected 293T cells (data not shown).
Congenital hypothyroidism from thyroid dysgenesis (CHTD) is predominantly a sporadic disease characterized by defects in the differentiation, migration or growth of thyroid tissue.
The individual glycopattern and band migration of macaque-adapted PrPSc was compared with human sporadic CJD (sCJD) type 1, sCJD type 2, and vCJD.
Furthermore this pilot analysis revealed a gene cluster that differentially expressed genes related to cell substrate formation, adhesion, migration and cell organization in BRCA1-mutated tumours compared to sporadic breast tumours.
In contrast to the at best sporadic colonization of the Mycenaean period, the movement has all the characteristics of a migration.
