Sentence examples for distance of migration from inspiring English sources

The distance of migration increases with age, with some adult males migrating as far as British Columbia, Canada.

To strengthen our data we monitored random single cell motility upon the knock-down of MLK4 in HCC1806_sh6 and we found significant decrease in the distance of migration of single cells over the duration of the assay (Fig. 4d, e).

In addition, Thommen et al. reported that the distance of migration was significantly increased when exposed to PDGF concentrations greater than 10 ng/mL [53].

While levels of development seem to clearly affect immigration and emigration volumes and the distance of migration, state policies also play an important role.

Due to the existence of muscles, connective tissue, dermal layer, and basement membrane, cells within the mass of the injected area encounter these barriers, inhibiting the distance of migration between the application region and inflammatory site, which has an estimated diameter of 20 30 μm (Fig. 6).

The piece's most memorable moments, however, are its most quiet: gemlike images that express the psychic as well as physical distance of migration, as in a chorus of slow, repetitive wiping of sand from the soles of feet, accompanied only by the susurration of lapping waves.

This variation is apparently determined in large part by the size of the inhabited area and the size of spawning grounds, while the time and distance of migrations preceding the age of first reproduction are of secondary importance.

In addition, the distances of migration points from the pre-crack tip were slightly smaller in the fatigue specimens, which may indicate a greater propensity for migration under fatigue loading.

In our cage experiments designed to study in a comparative way the calibration of celestial and magnetic compasses in songbirds with different migration strategies and distances of migration we did not find any support for re-calibration of the magnetic or celestial compass.

At 24 h later, cell migration or the distance of cell migration to the wound area was measured.

Photographs were taken 24 h after wounding to observe changes in migration, and the distance of cell migration to the wound area was measured.