Sentence examples for conventional migration from inspiring English sources

The semblance value of a certain hyperbolic trajectory in seismic traces is applied as a weighting factor of the conventional migration to enhance the imaging results (Hollman et al. 1999).

Cell migration in multi-layer cultures that contained defined 3D distribution of cells is more physiologically relevant than that in conventional migration assays in which cells invade "blank" hydrogel (e.g. Transwell™ migration) or 2D areas free of cells (wound-healing assay).

For comparison with the conventional migration modelling, the molecular volumes of the additives and the volumes of these constituents up to 100 nm in diameter were calculated assuming spheric geometry.

The xCELLigence RTCA platform is proving to be a highly accurate platform to monitor cell behaviour [ 32, 33, 36– 38] and it correlates very well with conventional adhesion, migration and invasion assays [ 39].

To circumvent these problems of comparability Bell proposes using certain conventional measures of migration intensity and Courgeau's k index- a statistic which adjusts migration intensity for differences in statistical geography as described below [ 32].

You wrote in a blog post that "much conventional thinking about migration is based on myths rather than facts".

Three papers problematise other conventional wisdoms around migration of health workers and take an overtly global framing for their analytical stance.

Contradicting conventional interpretations of African migration being essentially driven by poverty, violence and underdevelopment, increasing migration out of Africa seems rather to be driven by processes of development and social transformation which have increased Africans' capabilities and aspirations to migrate, a trend which is likely to continue in the future.

On the other hand, conventional accounts of African migration tend to ignore the role of African states in shaping migration.

Termination migration and conventional coarsening are the dominant mechanisms of morphological evolution in the temperature range 788 828 K.

In conventional hydrocarbon accumulations, hydrocarbon migration is attributed to effects of gravitational segregation and buoyancy, and fluid flow follows Darcy's law.