Sentence examples for migration and segregation from inspiring English sources
The mechanisms of microstructure formation, elements migration and segregation in the experiment were discussed.
The twin boundary segregation probabilities of the alloying elements were evaluated, considering both migration and segregation ability of randomly distributed solutes into twin boundaries.
The GSD parameters are distinct in soils and their variation reflects the changes in grain composition, such as the grain migration and segregation in landslides, avalanches, debris flows and sedimentary deposits.
In this way, we can control for the possible effects of migration and segregation caused by people moving.
The migration and preferential segregation of a blend component in thin films demonstrated here are responsible for the great difference between in situ and ex situ experimental (not real quenching or annealing) results of polymer blend films, and help explain the slow kinetics of surface phase separation at early stage for blend thin films reported in literature.
Regulated adhesion is necessary for several morphogenetic processes, such as cell migration and tissue segregation.
Therefore, Apc plays a critical role in regulating many cellular processes, such as cell proliferation, differentiation, migration, and chromosomal segregation.
For the other two genes, uba4 and she1, strong evidence exists that they have a direct role in the proper functioning of spindle migration and chromosome segregation.
Moreover, most of the research and most of the publications on ethnic discrimination in health care have come from the U.S.A., a societal context that is characterized by a long history of migration and racial segregation.
It is well known that many of these families are exposed to heavy psychosocial stress related to experiences in their home countries (war and persecution), migration [ 8, 9] and segregation in the new country [ 10, 11].
All morphogenetic mechanisms are involved – differential mitotic activities, apoptosis, cell adhesion and cell migration (segregation), regulated in time and space.
