Sentence examples for migration and lead from inspiring English sources

Longterm hardware-related complications include skin erosion, lead fracture, pulse generator migration, and lead twisting.

Lead migration and lead breakage, major causes of ONS-related surgical revision, are related to repeated lead and extension traction events due to the high mobility of the implanted area.

Prostaglandins stimulate cell migration and lead to proliferation and neovascularization [ 2].

Taken together, EPCs exhibit a high expression of angiogenic growth factors that have a direct effect on mature endothelial cell migration and lead to improved neovascularization after ischemia.

The Pathway CH-1 incidence of lead migration and lead misplacements was 6.3% (two of 32) and 12.5% (four of 32), respectively, and the incidence of reoperation was 18.8% (six of 32), an average of 1.19 procedures per patient.

In embryonic neural epithelial cells, ST rapidly reduced F-actin fibres and increased G-actin, delocalised cadherin, altered cell polarity, stimulated mesenchymal migration, and lead to expression of the HNK-1 marker of neural crest mesenchyme [ 32].

We found that expression of a constitutively active receptor during tracheal development interfered with directed tracheal cell migration and led to extra secondary and terminal branch-forming cells.

This drag limits the rate of grain boundary migration and leads to triple junction angles that differ substantially from their equilibrium value.

Those in the Santa Monica Mountains, to the south, are hemmed in by multi-lane highways, which has prevented migration and led to an inbred population, and rodent poison is a regular threat.

On top of that it was "not fit for purpose: averse to a culture of personal responsibility, technologically ill-equipped for an era of mass migration, and led by officials who are incapable of producing facts or figures that remain accurate for even a short period of time".

We speculate a wetting layer of In-rich isN x is formed at the very initial growth stage, which facilitates material migration and leads to isolated particle formation.