Sentence examples for migration gives a from inspiring English sources

The balance between selection and other evolutionary forces (more specifically, drift and migration) gives a clue for adaptation.

The study of the current density decay region, by applying the kinetic equations for charge transfer, metal dissolution and ionic migration, gives evidence of oxide formation with a certain inefficiency of growth.

A protein matrix consisting of Fn fibers provides a substrate for mesendoderm migration, giving migrating cells a structure on which to exert traction forces (i.e., to pull against) during their movement.

Shear-induced migration gives rise to dynamical patterns within the flow that have been observed in a range of systems.

[C6.] Hurricane Migration Gives Lift to Cities' Real Estate The movement of families and businesses after Hurricane Katrina appears to have given an immediate lift to soft real estate markets in cities like Dallas, Houston and Memphis.

Digital image analysis of spot migration gives statistically determined migration velocities along the heating surface, whereas the decay in luminosity defines the particle exchange frequency in the direction perpendicular to the solid surface.

Sections 'Virtual routers', 'Virtual switches', 'Virtual links' and 'Virtual resource migration' gives the detailed survey of virtual resources in monolithic IaaS cloud and generic network virtualization.

Cruciform structure branch migration gives rise to regions of heteroduplex DNA.

The season chosen for leaving Pannonia was unusually early; the Germanic peoples generally waited until autumn before beginning a migration, giving themselves time to do the harvesting and replenish their granaries for the march.

Despite earlier research, the teams led by Dr. Willerslev and Dr. Reich found no genetic evidence that there was an earlier migration giving rise to people in Australia and Papua New Guinea.

As a result, an equation explaining the ion migration given in Eq. (48) is introduced in the model.