The phrase "abilities to migrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills or capabilities required for moving from one place or system to another, often in a technical or biological context.
Example: "The software has several abilities to migrate data seamlessly from the old system to the new one."
Alternatives: "capabilities for migration" or "skills to transfer".
Among these polymers, CP2k/mRNA showed significantly higher in vitro transfection efficiency, stronger abilities to migrate to lymph nodes and stimulate dendritic cells maturation in vivo, which further led to potent humoral and cellular immune responses, and showed lower local and systemic toxicity than PEI25k/mRNA.
Other researchers have found that birds have magnetite in their beaks which may help them with their amazing navigational abilities to migrate long distances.
Additionally, these models cannot mechanistically account for the role of climate in determining species distributions or quantify the limits of species abilities to migrate.
We determined in vitro abilities to migrate, invade, proliferate and form colonies, as well as the in vivo ability to form tumours for 22 osteosarcoma cell lines.
These results suggested that SPC-A-1sci cells acquire the increased abilities to migrate and invade, which further demonstrated that SPC-A-1sci cells have undergone EMT.
These data suggested that the SPC-A-1sci cells acquire enhanced abilities to migrate and invade, which may be associated with their highly metastatic behavior in vivo.
To determine if AuNP-loaded T cells retain the ability to migrate in vitro, we used a transwell migration assay.
Following the irradiation of the centrosome region the cells lost their ability to migrate in a straight line and had a decreased migration rate.
For each scenario, the ability to migrate VMs during runtime is important: Bursting - The partial or full migration of an application to a third party IP.
Their ability to migrate gradually increases after 32 weeks of GA, and in full-term neonates, migration ability reaches adult levels.
Furthermore, their ability to migrate in response to chemokines was assessed using microfluidic and scratch assays.
