Sentence examples for migration of each from inspiring English sources
The partial preservation of the successive valley fill is attributed not only to the differential subsidence but also to the lateral migration of each incision and to the hydrodynamic regime.
Evaluation of the distance of migration of each bands in comparison with the weight marker allowed us to determine that monomers and dimers of IntI1 fold on the dsattI1 fragment (fig 4A) while dimers and tetramers fold on the dsattC fragment (fig 4B).
The results showed that this stilbene stimulates migration of each type of endothelial cells.
However, no significant differences were observed in the migration of each cell type between different ECM proteins.
The migration of each sample treated with different detergents and concentrations was compared and the best result was obtained with 0.2% (w/v) of Triton X-100.
To analyze the migration of each TCM compound during the MD simulation time, we computed the mean square displacement (MSD) value to measure the variation of each ligand in the PON2 structure.
While effects of rSLURPs on migration were opposite, with rSLURP-1 inhibiting and rSLURP-2 stimulating migration of KCs, each anti-SLURP antibody produced a negative effect on epithelialization in vivo, suggesting their more extensive than regulation of keratinocyte migration involvement in wound repair.
The migration direction of each migrating cell can be determined from the trajectory of its centroid by linear fitting.
To evaluate the potential changes in overlap between migration seasons, I calculated the proportion of sparrowhawks (both young and adult birds included) migrating within the annual main migration period of each passerine species, with the time period between 5 and 95 percentiles of the migration.
Chemotaxis plots and migration velocities of each cell were determined with the Chemotaxis and Migration Tool (ibidi).
The distance via migration waypoints corresponds to the divergent part of the prehistoric migration trajectories of each pair of populations.
