Sentence examples for migration and mixing from inspiring English sources

The overall quality of the results indicates that the developed technique is a valuable tool for the investigation of migration and mixing.

In the present study, we asked whether conferring sustained expression of PSA to adult macaque Schwann cells promoted their migration and mixing with sister Schwann cells, astrocytes and white and grey matter in vitro.

The fact that PSU-derived cells are detected within the IFE shortly after injury suggests that normal boundaries between the PSU and the IFE do not prohibit cell migration and mixing between compartments following injury (Nowak et al., 2008; Levy et al., 2007).

Groundwater is characterized by hydrochemical zonation of water types (ranging from Ca HCO3 to Na Cl) from south to north, controlled by migration and mixing of saline water bodies with the regional groundwater.

For example, unique trace metal and isotope chemistry can be used as naturally occurring indicators, or fingerprints, of water rock interactions and fluid migration and mixing [5 7].

Detailed analyses of possible gas migration and mixing will be covered in future studies evaluating data from the recently finished IODP Exp.

Both highlight what happens when global migration meets and mixes with national identity in Israel.

Adaptive cultural processes are strong relative to migration and other mixing processes, and thus, the cultural system can sustain large, persistent differences in behavioral patterns between neighboring social groups.

Therefore, migration of thermogenic gases and mixing with hydrocarbon gases that were produced in situ easily compromises the interpretation derived by the C1/C2-TOC-temperature relationship.

Although the differentiation between these populations has been corroborated by genetic data [ 8, 9], results of electronic tagging reveal a complex ecology, with extensive trans-Atlantic migrations and mixing of individuals at the foraging and spawning grounds [ 10, 11], complicating T. thynnus stock management.

In reality, spatially structured populations will often be subject to some degree of migration and genetic mixing.