Sentence examples for migration distances and from inspiring English sources

HPTLC has been claimed to have some advantages over TLC including smaller spot diameter before and after development, shorter migration distances and time, and decreased R f values (Ahadi et al. 2011; Halkina and Sherma 2006; Campbell and Sherma 2003).

Band migration distances and molecular weights were digitized using IMAGE [ 96], before importing into FPC (Finger printed Contigs) [ 97, 98].

In this work, we quantitatively characterized the fsPAGE platform and optimized the system to improve sample injection and resolving power over short migration distances and assay times.

Here, we make such a comparison of seasonal survival by comparing individuals that share their breeding area and flyway, yet show considerable variation in migration distances and wintering areas (hereafter called 'migration strategies').

Note that, under high glucose conditions, cells overexpressing PGC-1α essentially showed the same migration distance and number of migrated cells as the control cells (GFP group without high glucose stimulation).

TGF-α treatment did not change speed, migration distance, and motility pattern of migrating cells.

Migrating barn swallows may combine foraging with covering migration distance, and they may gather substantial fuel stores at stopovers prior to crossing wide geographical barriers (Rubolini et al. 2002; Turner 2006).

The average migration distance and velocity was calculated including all cells per section (Movie S1).

Structurally this is a shorter-winged species, due to shorter migration distance, and longer billed and longer legged than the closely related American.

In the presence of immobilized LMWHA-Ph, the migration distance and the number of existing HUVECs were demonstrated to be encouraged in dose-dependent and time-dependent manners.

Those models do not apply to general grain boundaries and often fail to reproduce the intensity of the coupling between the migration distance and the produced shear strain.