Sentence examples for block the migration of from inspiring English sources

The dams will hinder or block the migration of fish, and because most of the important species migrate long distances to spawn, fish harvests could decline by nearly half; proposed dams on tributaries would cut harvests further.

The results showed that the migration of colloids was influenced by the ion valence state, different ions with different valence could block the migration of colloids.

A library of 10,996 small interfering RNAs (targeting 5,234 human genes) was screened for their ability to block the migration of a highly motile ovarian carcinoma cell line, SKOV-3, by using a 384-well wound-healing assay coupled with automated microscopy and wound quantification.

Dams block the migration of fish, deplete rivers of oxygen, and interfere with the biological triggers that guide fish.

Dams, weirs and other instream barriers block the migration of adult and juvenile Murray cod and prevent recolonisation of habitats and maintenance of isolated populations.

Interestingly, the relative decrease of functional alpha-4 integrin was less pronounced in Tregs in comparison to Foxp3 negative T cells suggesting that Natalizumab may preferentially block the migration of T effector cells and thus favour the extravasation of Tregs.

The dam on the Senegal river had blocked the migration of the snail's natural predator, native freshwater prawns, which could no longer migrate upriver from their hatching ground at the estuary.

The Ni-MOF particles on separator effectively blocked the migration of lithium polysulfides toward the anode side owing to the strong interaction between Ni-MOFs and lithium polysulfides.

MCT1 was an active contributor, as illustrated by the fact that α-cyano-4-hydroxycinnamate, a drug known to reversibly inhibit the transport activity of MCT1 with a 10-fold selectivity over other MCTs,26 completely blocked the migration of glucose-starved SiHa and HeLa cell towards glucose (Figure 6g).

The contribution of Sn2+ to the change in the morphology of bismuth film was explained that the coexisted Sn2+ ions in the electrolyte blocked the migration of Bi3+ ions during the deposition since Sn2+ ions could not be deposited under such conditions, then the thickness of metal ion deficient layer (MIDL) near the substrate was weakened, allowing more flat and compact bismuth film grown.

Finally, a dominant-negative ARF1 mutant blocks the migration of the Nef-CD4 complex to lysosomes.