Upward directionality (−1 to 1) is defined as straight-line distance migrated in the upward direction divided by total migration length.
The number of B cells migrated in the presence of chemokine (set as 1.0) was divided by the number of cells migrated in the absence of chemokine to obtain the relative migration values.
That is about the same as the number who migrated in the previous year.
Millions of Hindus left their homes in Pakistan for India, and millions of Muslims migrated in the opposite direction.
I migrated in the last decades of the 20th century to Glasgow to study architecture at the recently incinerated Glasgow School of Art.
Britannia and Company The cuisine of the Parsis, who migrated in the ninth century from Iran to Maharashtra and Gujarat, incorporates both Persian and local influences.
However, beliefs in witchcraft are widespread – in town or countryside – and are also in present in Europe, where Africans have migrated in the last 50 years.
A smaller number of students migrated in the other direction, but by Round 20 most had come back and the punishment-free community was a virtual ghost town.
Along with thousands of other Southern farmworkers, Pickett migrated in the 1950s to industrial Detroit, Michigan, where his father worked in an auto plant.
Since the riots, Christians living in the northern slum of Rigasa have moved to Narahi in the predominantly Christian southern part of the city; Muslims have migrated in the opposite direction.
Wanda Reece, 50, whose parents migrated in the 1940's from Arkansas and Tennessee to pick cotton, said she moved to Los Angeles in 1968 only to return three years later.
