Sentence examples for boosted migration from inspiring English sources

This has boosted migration into urban areas and shanty towns have burgeoned.

This mat not only allowed for sustained release of VEGF for 4 weeks but boosted migration and proliferation of both endothelial cells and CSCs in vitro.

Nervertheless, canine HCM still boosted migration of canine BMSCs significantly.

Thus, the presence of Russian military personnel before 1990 should only boost migration to Russia but have no effect on migration to the West.

Across Asia, the search for new sources of cheap workers to power the continent's low-margin, labor-intensive industries is boosting migration - and along with it, the business of people smuggling and human trafficking.

Most of the reported intracellular effects of S100A4 are associated with cytoskeleton rearrangements that may influence cellular motility [ 13- 17], and extracellulary added S100A4 has also been shown to boost migration of astrocytic tumor cells [ 18].

To further clarify the mechanism of boosting migration ability of ELCs under hypoxic condition, the ELCs were pretreated with neuropilin-1 (NRP1) blocking peptide (DG2, 20  μM, Digitalgene) or inhibitor of VEGFR (BIBF1120, 50 nM) 1 hour before being loaded into the chamber.

We analyse in this article how net migration plagued certain less competitive, mainly rural push-lose municipalities, and boosted in-migration to the pull-win municipalities in metropolitan environments during the very affluent period of 1998 2006.

Though the aim is to strengthen stability, it could do the opposite, as it boosts Han migration and exacerbates an already conspicuous racial divide.This is apparent in Shihezi, the bingtuan's showcase.

Cytotrophoblasts with an invasive phenotype express IL-6 and its receptor; IL-11 is also expressed by trophoblasts and boosts their migration [48].

These data combined suggest that the uptake of these vesicular mRNA molecules boosts both migration and metastatic potential of tumor cells.