Sentence examples for measure of migration from inspiring English sources

We compared the early micromotion of the short-stem tibial baseplate to that of the standard-stem tibial baseplate (with all other design features being equal), using RSA as the primary outcome measure of migration and the number of continuously migrating components as predictor of loosening at 10 years (Ryd et al. 1995).

The width of the cell-free zone was then measured at 0, 4, 8 and 24 h after cytokine or peptide addition using Openlab v3.0.2, image analysis software (Improvision, Coventry, UK) and the migrating front of cells was calculated accordingly as a measure of migration speed.

The "+" or "−" signs pertaining to migration pressure conveys whether the non-employed population our measure of migration pressure is expected to increasing or decrease.

The main measure used to assess potential exposure to melamine from tableware is the Specific Migration Limit (SML) which is a measure of migration from plates and utensils into foods.

Differences in contraceptive use do not, however, do not completely explain differences in fertility between migrants and non-migrants, as the measure of migration is still statistically significant (at p = 0.051).

As a measure of migration prevalence, we will use the share of households in the district, with a member who migrated abroad during the 7-year period before the survey year (this period will differ for the two different samples used, as explained in the following sections devoted to each sample in turn).

This method applies fluorescence microscopy and image analysis to measure the amount of migration of DNA from individual cells embedded in agarose and exposed to an electric field.

We also evaluated the relatedness of the epidemics in San Diego and Tijuana using estimates of population structure (Fst (Hudson et al., 1992)), nearest neighbor measurements (Hudson Snn Test (Hudson, 2000)), and cladistic measures of migration events (Slatkin Maddison Test) (Slatkin & Maddison, 1989), followed by permutation testing in the eligible sequence dataset.

These factors tend to make the Nino figures highly unreliable as measures of migration flows.

Two different measures of migration experience were employed.

The more-detailed measures of migration contribute to our knowledge on the association between migration and fertility in Kinshasa.