Sentence examples for accelerate migration from inspiring English sources

In order to accelerate migration of rather immobile Er3+ ions, we used substrates with a high content of easily exchangeable Li+ ions.

It is also found that U and N vacancies have close migration energies, and O impurities accelerate migration of N vacancies nearby.

I thought long and hard about that argument and came to precisely the opposite conclusion: that Nafta would accelerate migration to the United States.

In summary, we propose that 3D spatial constraints stabilise lamellipodial protrusions, such that the increased rate of protrusion can accelerate migration upon Ena overexpression in vivo.

8 Our group 12, 13 and others 14 have suggested that PHSRN antagonizes RGD binding, and therefore may accelerate migration by inhibiting the integrin-mediated adhesion.

The State of Food and Agriculture 2018 launched today urges that policies should not stem or accelerate migration but maximize the contribution of rural migration to economic and social development while minimizing the costs.

Furthermore, endothelial cells exposed to CORM-401 aCOumulated CO intracellularly, accelerated migration in vitro and increased VEGF and IL-8 levels.

Both policies were intended as concrete steps in narrowing the vast disparity between the incomes of rural and urban residents by accelerating migration to urban areas.

Under French rule, the Sufi brotherhoods formed the basis for fishing and agricultural collectives; when drought in the 1970's accelerated migration to the cities, the brotherhoods diversified into cottage industries and trade.

In this work, accelerated migration tests with the aid of an externally-applied electric field were utilized to investigate chloride transport in cementitious materials, the results of which were inversely parameterized to extract chloride diffusion coefficients.

During a year in which the Arab spring has accelerated migration to Europe and the economic crisis has made it harder to deal with people who arrive, Italy and Greece are seeking a suspension of the EU's so-called Dublin system – under which Britain deports hundreds of immigrants to southern Europe – because they claim it unfairly compounds their burden.