"migrating at" is an acceptable usage in written English
You can use the phrase to describe the speed or motion of something or someone that is migrating, for example: "The gaggle of geese was migrating at a leisurely pace."
Defects such as insufficient distance migrated along the ventral surface, inappropriate or extra turns, and failure to cease migrating at the vulva were counted as DTC migration defects.
Artificial light can also trick nocturnal animals into sleeping or migrating at the wrong time.
Co-transfections of PC5/6 and mouse OPN showed partial cleavage of OPN into a C-terminal OPN fragment migrating at ~ 30 kDa and an N-terminal fragment migrating at ~ 29 kDa.
Thus, in both methods, the groove can be treated at each instant as migrating at constant speed.
Previous work on a groove migrating at constant speed suggests that the grain boundary is pinned if the inclination angle is small.
Every year, millions of songbirds migrating at night die when they collide with brightly lit city buildings.
"Part of the issue is extremely bright lights really short circuit some of the cues birds use when they are migrating at night," Farnsworth said.
STF2.HA1-1 (PR8) had a predominant band migrating at the correct size and a minor band migrating at a higher apparent molecular weight (Figure 2A).
One or more fainter bands were usually observed migrating at slightly higher and lower molecular weights.
In nuclear extracts of HaCat cells, a nedd8-reactive protein migrating at appr.
In addition there was a fragment migrating at about 17 kDa detected with the antibody 3F4.
