Sentence examples for changing the migration of from inspiring English sources
Although the grouting materials can strengthen the murals, they have drawback -- changing the migration of the capillary water.
It was suggested that Cat X, not being dependent on the degradation of extracellular matrix, a typical event for cathepsin B, may compensate the malignant effects of cathepsin B [ 24, 41] by changing the migration mode of tumour cells.
So in our simulations we changed the value of R0 by changing the migration rate m while keeping constant all other quantities.
The Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia is facing many of the issues that other archdioceses are facing — changing demographics, the migration of Catholics from cities to the suburbs, the contraction of the parochial school system and the graying of the priesthood.
They will be tested in the 2006 ACS Content Test to examine the possibility of changing the international migration questions on the 2008 ACS.
If you are young enough, watch the climate and sea level over the next generation; watch the changing migration of plants and animals; watch the rising number of extinctions.
The model analysis predicted that various fibroblast parameters (such as increasing HDF migration rate, changing the tendency of HDF to migrate towards NHKs and decreasing the HDF-substrate bond strength) can significantly enhance NHK colony expansion.
If MHCK A is inactivated in the pseudopod by an unknown signal promoting pseudopod retraction, myosin II will be poised to assemble in the pseudopod, thereby changing the direction of cell migration.
The structural reality of Afghan migration has shifted considerably over time, changing the demographic constitution of migrants, the migration management policies they dealt with and the underlying international relations that played a role.
Time-to-market requirements and continuously changing specifications have contributed to the migration of most functions to software implementations.
That kind of migration is changing the character of Long Island.
