Sentence examples for direct migration from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the population appears to be relearning direct migration routes that were forgotten when many of the giant mammals were slaughtered by whalers.

It also suggests that the direct migration of prenyl group to para-position under these conditions is slightly favored over the Claisen Cope process.

This fibrin cable can direct migration and proliferation of Schwann cells and axonal regrowth, which is very important to nerve regeneration.

Our data highlights that donor CD103+ DCs is the dominant cell source transferring donor MHC II molecules to dLN, either by direct migration in early time-points or by cross-dressing of host DCs.

The cells, which the authors designate as 'peripheral helper' T cells, differ from follicular helper cells in that they lack CXCR5, have altered BCL6 expression, and express chemokine receptors that direct migration to inflamed sites.

As a result of trade links and direct migration in both prehistoric and historic times, however, it has much in common culturally and socially with its Polynesian neighbours to the east, Samoa and Tonga.

…process called directed migration, or chemotaxis.

Jin, K. et al. Directed migration of neuronal precursors into the ischemic cerebral cortex and striatum.

Differential directed migration is a key mechanism to explain my results.

Chemokines are known to induce the directed migration of bone marrow CD34− mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs).

In addition, directed migration was further enhanced by increasing the RGDS gradient's slope.