Sentence examples for migration followed by from inspiring English sources
In this system, the migration order of the GAG components is determined largely by their charge; OSCS has the fastest migration, followed by heparin, with the least-charged component, dermatan sulfate, migrating most slowly, as shown in Fig. 5a.
"Work remains the main reason for migration followed by study, which has seen a significant fall in the number of people coming to the UK for education".
The "product," as tourist operators call Kenya's natural offerings, had become an expensive fantasy that was part Happy Valley, part Hollywood and part Ralph Lauren: balloon rides at dawn over the wildebeest migration, followed by a Champagne breakfast, followed by a nap in a tent with a hot shower and flush toilet.
This approach of blocking cancer migration followed by photodynamic killing using rationally designed nanomedicine is a promising new strategy against cancer metastasis.
To analyze the consistency of the previous results to other specifications, we estimate the endogenous component of migration followed by foreigners as in Eq. (6).
Zelinsky argued that processes of modernisation and economic development have historically coincided with increasing rural-to-urban migration followed by a subsequent increase in emigration.
And what about the penultimate paragraph, mysteriously about avian migrations, followed by the final, one-line one, consisting of "We live in a place that is not our own (Wallace Stevens)"?
Terpene synthases generate terpenes employing beautiful and rich carbocation chemistry, including highly specific ring formations, hydride, proton, methyl, and methylene migrations, followed by reaction quenching.
This reaction presumably proceeds by two consecutive 1,2-acyloxy migrations, followed by a 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of the carbonyl ylide to form acetal 390, and final hydrolysis.
Hence, most of the cases where parasite genealogies do not match the inferred multi-species tree are likely to be a result of ancestral polymorphism in the distribution of haplotypic lineages across the islands, and are not due to recent migrations followed by switches to different host clades.
We suggest that downwards vertical migrations, followed by polewards transport in deep ocean currents, are an adaptive trait of ice fauna that both increases survival during ice-free periods of the year and enables re-colonization of sea ice when they ascend within the Arctic Ocean.
