Sentence examples for migrate is consistent from inspiring English sources

This percentage of DCs to migrate is consistent with findings from other groups [30], [31], [32], [33].

To migrate is to be human.

The reduced traction force in migrating myosin IIA deficient cells is consistent with the reduced traction force observed during cell spreading (Cai et al., 2006) or the reduced collagen contraction by myosin IIA deficient cells embedded in the gel (Even-Ram et al., 2007).

The protein migrated to the 17.5 kDa position, which is consistent with the migration of the FGF standards.

On the deep belt of VLFEs, Figure 5 shows that the VLFEs migrate continuously and widely, which is consistent with observations off southwestern Japan at a depth of about 30 km (Obara and Sekine 2009), but deep VLFEs have not yet been observed off Tohoku. Figure 1 shows the down-dip limit of the interplate earthquakes off Tohoku.

Finally, the lack of cohesion in migrating germ cells in dlg5 D48 embryos is consistent with a perturbation in cell cell adhesion, as described above.

In the neurons, JIP1 migrated as two major species which is consistent with previous reports and is probably the result of differential phosphorylation since JIP1 is a known phosphoprotein (42, 43).

The major defect we observed, failure to stop migrating at the end of L4, is consistent with failure of the DTC to convert from a larval (migratory) to an adult (stationary) phenotype.

This is consistent with an eastwards migrating pulse of hinterland cooling and erosion during this period.

Importantly, wild type hClC-6 migrated slower than the double mutants which is consistent with hClC-6 carrying more than one glycan moiety.

Previous findings show that women migrate at older ages than men, and this is consistent with family reunification purposes (Campos-Vazquez and Sobarzo 2012).