Sentence examples for migration from high from inspiring English sources

Initially well mixed particles in a concentrated suspension flows undergo migration from high shear rate regions to low shear rate regions (Phillips et al. 1992; Ingber et al. 2009; Lu et al. 2008).

Furthermore, it has been previously reported that leukocytes exhibit repulsive migration from high concentration chemoattractant gradients, termed "chemofugetaxis" [34], [35], [36], [37] and that receptor desensitization may play a role in such chemorepulsive migration [38].

Outlines HIV epidemiology in Israel, a developed country that receives increasing waves of migration from high HIV-burden areas.

Since the last two decades of the 20th century, migration from high tuberculosis incidence countries has contributed to slowing down [ 1] or even reverting [ 2] the decreasing trend in tuberculosis incidence in many European countries.

Some of the multiple factors that help explain the HIV prevalence in South Africa include: an earlier HIV epidemic, migration from high HIV prevalence neighbours, the violence and inequality of the Apartheid era and government inaction over the last decade.

The epidemiologic importance of migration from high TB incidence to low TB incidence countries has been recognized for several years; the main countermeasure has been the implementation of screening programs for immigrants at the time of arrival, and providing required chemotherapy [ 10, 11].

Migration from high-income countries is typically temporary while the majority of migrants born in middle- or low-income countries remain in the new country.

Continued migration from high-endemic tuberculosis regions will increasingly influence the disease burden in low-endemic areas, and challenge local tuberculosis control and elimination programmes.

The spontaneous equilibration process that take place in sand unsaturated with solution such as: solution migration from higher to lower content and ion diffusion from higher to lower concentration, occur under the influence of surface charges, ie under the influence of the wall effect.

In Kenya, land tenure changes from communal to open access due to population increase and migrations from high potential lands have reduced grazing resources in the arid and semi-arid (ASALs) rangelands (Fratkin 2001; Kirwa 2009).

For a more rootsy experience, travel with a Berber family on their seasonal migration from the High Atlas into the fertile Dades Valley: mules or camels carry bags as you camp along the route, with the trip topped and tailed at a Marrakech riad.