Sentence examples for migrate in and from inspiring English sources

We rely on stem cells under the surface to migrate in and replace them.

Bone also has a crack repair team, in every sense of the word: osteoclast cells that dig around the cracks, using acids to wipe away the old matrix, and osteoblast cells that migrate in and secrete fresh spacklings of bone.

However, if nymphs are found in the orchard WHOLE ORCHARD APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED as the insect is now endemic and residing in the orchard compared to adults that are more likely to migrate in and out of the orchard edge.

Interestingly, resident birds fared better than those that migrate in and out of the Chernobyl area.

These species migrate in and out of the park boundaries, so there is a proposal to extend the park east into the Coral Sea.

And researchers will get to know other structures--such as the nuclear pore complex that allows molecules to migrate in and out of the nucleus--in more vivid detail.

Indeed, cardiac mesoangioblasts express many receptors for inflammatory cytokines and migrate in vitro and in vivo in response to different stimuli.

Maps at various times in the 320 years interval (1630 1950) of the sub-centennial constituent show positive and negative magnetic flux patches that migrate in space and time.

The acute phase proteins migrate in the α-and β- regions of the electrophoretogram and the immunoglobulins comprise the bulk of the γ-region, although IgA, IgM and specific subclasses of IgG can migrate in the late β-region.

Apart from occasional encounters with lions — several Masai we met during our five days in the bush showed us the deep scars they've earned protecting their cows — they coexist peacefully with wildlife migrating in and out of the region.

High living costs also deter new lower-income households from migrating in and providing the much-needed labor for growing industries.