Sentence examples for development and migration from inspiring English sources

This could be explained by a failure of mr-gef-expressing cells to develop and migrate appropriately during development, since Dlx1 and -2 are known to direct the correct development and migration of many GABAergic neurons within the developing forebrain [24].

We have previously shown that interneurons robustly express both Robo1 and Robo2 receptors in the developing forebrain, and provided evidence that Robo1 plays a major role in the development and migration of cortical interneurons (Andrews et al. 2006, 2008).

With the road has come inevitable development and migration led by the arts and media set who praise the "Californian feel" of these southern shores.

The way cells explore their surrounding ECM during development and migration is mediated by protrusion of actin-rich structures at the cell front.

Since Kv2.1 channels mediate neuronal excitability, development, and migration, it is likely that flotillin-1 may also regulate neural excitability and development by modulation of these channels.

To overcome this gap requires regional cooperation in four main areas: transport infrastructure, trade facilitation, decentralization and local economic development, and migration – each with implications for transport.

In this paper, we show that these two policy orientations (co-development and migration restrictions) are paradoxical, if not contradictory, by studying the constraint that irregular legal status may place on cross-border engagement.

Growth cannot simply be enhanced and disparities cannot simply be reduced by policies aimed at directly affecting demographic developments and migration flows since these depend on the economic situation.

Concerning income, the sign and significance of the coefficients related to the linear and a quadratic term of the real income per worker in the skilled and unskilled migration equation, suggest an inverted U-shaped relation between development and skilled migration but not between development and unskilled migration.

Many craniofacial malformations and syndromes are neurocristopathies resulting from disorders of neural crest development, proliferation and migration, and the malformations observed here resemble these phenotypes.

Akt3 has been studied extensively in cancer cells for its effects on cancer development, proliferation and migration; however, little is known regarding its function in normal cells.