Sentence examples for the upward migration from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a direction from lower to higher; toward a higher place; in a course toward the source or origin
The upward migration also damaged the environment.
They are developed from decalcified clays with a coarse sand admixture and are typically red in colour because of the upward migration of iron oxides during the warm, dry summers.
The upward migration of the magnesium water was arrested by impervious shales.
The upward migration of fluids from the slab may explain backarc and forearc anomalies.
During the upward migration of CO2 plume from lower to upper layers, CO2 flow is inevitably affected by these tight interlayers.
The delivery of heat from magmatic systems to overlying hydrothermal systems essentially occurs through the upward migration of high-temperature magmatic fluids.
At both selected sites, small amounts of CO2 will be injected into the geological formations, which have no seal that will prevent the CO2 upward migration through the underground strata.
On the basis of this analysis, we proposed the periodic upward migration (PUM) model.
We call this model the periodic upward migration (PUM) model.
Overall, the rapid upward migration scenarios that have been recently suggested (Rozell and Reaven 2012; Myers 2012; Warner et al. 2012) are not physically plausible.
Henderson and La Valette [ 13] observed that the alteration of the subchondral bone plate upward migration and the development of intralesional osteophytes occurred spontaneously in large chondral lesions; likewise, Qiu et al. [ 14] and Orth et al. [ 15, 16] independently found subchondral bone plate migration in rabbit spontaneous osteochondral repair model using histomorphometry method.
