Sentence examples for migrated together from inspiring English sources
Strains with suspected similar migration profiles were then migrated together with the ESBL-positive strains to assess their similarity.
By contrast, under oxygen potential gradients generated by PO2 values above 103 Pa, where oxygen permeation proceeded by aluminum diffusion from regions of lower to higher PO2, lutetium had little effect on aluminum diffusion and migrated together with aluminum, resulting in precipitation and growth of Al5Lu3O12 particles on the higher PO2 surface.
In addition, at least one maternal lineage, the sub-clade of C4a1c defined by the back-mutation C16298T, may have migrated together with the Y-chromosome haplogroup N1c.
Our results showed that anti-I κB α detected a band in 9E10 IPs that migrated together with I κB α protein in the cell lysate.
Alternatively, labeled and unlabeled cells may have migrated together and formed a secondary tumor containing unlabeled cells outgrowing the labeled cells.
One hypothesis which could be tested by using a more exhaustive sampling is that the lineage A1B1 migrated together with G2 and G3 into Dordogne (central France) and there came into contact with fungal isolates from the G1 gene pool (Dutech et al. 2010).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04449.002 In epithelial collective migration, interconnected cells migrate together in various configurations, such as sheets, branches, chains, and clusters, to produce organs of diverse shapes and possess both epithelial and mesenchymal characteristics (Montell, 2001; Haas and Gilmour, 2006; Ewald et al., 2008; Zelenka and Arpitha, 2008).
The risk of co-migration is further complicated by the fact that sequences of different lengths may migrate together for a variety of reasons, including physical damage to the DNA molecule, differences in base pair composition and/or methylation [ 9].
When spring arrives, the pairs migrate together to the breeding grounds.
Pointing to the families' opposition, he added, "Birds tend to migrate together.
Cells migrate together, you get a cluster of cells that's about double the density of the surrounding cells, which goes on to become the dermal papilla.
