Sentence examples similar to flux or migration from inspiring English sources

Although RDC1 is expressed by a number of cancer cell lines, it does not induce an intracellular calcium-flux or migration but may promote cell survival and adhesion (Burns et al, 2006).

The pattern of metal accumulation in feathers of both the locations suggested that there may be a flux of migration between the two regions and/or trans-boundary movement of pollutants/metals, which either singly or synergistically influence the overall metal profile in the studied bird species.

There was no radiographic evidence of loosening or migration.

The attendant increase of heat flux, and migration of fluids into the locally sealed hydrothermal system led to progressive pressurization and the phreatic activity of 1976 77.

NI inaccurately portrays mutation, drift, or migration.

This may be due to a high level of population flux; regional migration and refugee populations characterize the area due to the longstanding political-military conflicts in Rwanda, Burundi, and eastern DR Congo.

The "unabsorbed flux" or "flux" is a calculation of the flux without interstellar absorption.

May be set to 1 if computation of photon flux or energy flux (option 1) is not desired.

A gene knockout ablates biomass production if there is no flux distribution that allows the biomass equation to carry a flux, or if the knockout results in a substantial flux reduction.

It can be seen from Figure 8a to e that the migration ratio of CNTs predicted by the model and the experimental data have the same tendency changing with the CNTs physical dimension, refrigerant type, oil concentration, heat flux, or initial liquid-level height.

Select a general purpose flux or brazing flux.