Sentence examples for migrated in this from inspiring English sources

Free phenolics migrated in this last organic phase, which was then evaporated to dryness and redissolved in methanol for further analyses.

There are hardly any other examples in the world where such a big ethnic group has migrated in this short time period from one country to another.

Not all mesenchymal cells grafted into this region migrated in the same way; when we grafted QT6 cells (quail fibrosarcoma) in the same stage and location, they dispersed throughout the mesenchyme and did not associate with nerves (Brito et al., 2008).

In the electrospinning process, the protonated CS molecules migrated in the direction of the electric field, whereas the ionized HA molecules migrated in the opposite direction.

Four FCSEMS spontaneously migrated in the duodenum.

Information systems and infrastructures have been migrating in this direction for years, and it's the basic architectural principle of the internet.

But with appropriate normalization, it's the surest path to truth in digital audience measurement; and inevitably our standards and the very currency of digital advertising will migrate in this fashion.

Now all of these are really big, broad generalizations, but as big and broad as they are, you can see in a general sense that people who are deciding to migrate in this way — certainly, many of them would have shared some of these characteristics to some degree.

After migrating in this manner and finally straddling the recycling point on the PM, the contact was able to stabilize similarly to the contact that was initiated already in this orientation.

Obviously, however, HCs must exhibit at least a small amount of apical flow in Phase 2 because they migrate in this direction.

It was assumed that tryptic peptides would migrate in this mode with the middle residues oriented toward the stationary phase (= down"), reflecting the repulsion by the stationary phase of the positively charged N-terminus at one end and the basic side chain of the Lys or Arg residue at the C-terminus.