Sentence examples for migration of leaders from inspiring English sources

Clubs are vulnerable to illness, death and migration of leaders and members.

The L-IMM exerts activities that might induce or promote the motility and migration of leader cells, and such activities must be located specifically to the region surrounding the leader cells.

It's the sound of a mass migration of GOP leaders hastily stampeding away from Donald Trump.

The migration of the leader cell, the linker cell (LC; green), pulls the interconnected follower cells.

(A ) The male gonad shape is generated by a collective migration of the leader LC (green) and follower somatic cells (blue).

Together, the disturbed elongation of the WD upon SU5402 treatment appears to be attributable to inhibited migration of the leader cells and not to any delayed differentiation of WD cells or enhanced cell death.

Indeed, A375 cells adhered to fibronectin-coated coverslips (either 5 or 50 µg/ml) did not migrate, while leader bleb-based migration of confined non-adherent cells was very fast at 1.15 ± 1.02 µm/min (mean ± SE, Figure 1N).

Unlike follow-the-leader chain migration of neural crest cells in chicks [ 54], our study showed that the protrusive activity of ENCCs does not vary with location.

For follow-the-leader chain migration of cranial and trunk neural crest cells, it has been suggested that cells in a chain follow a path of lesser resistance through the ECM and, therefore, migrate faster than solitary cells [ 7].

Tumor cells often experience mechanical compressive stress that stimulates adhesion and migration by a subset of "leader cells" (Tse et al., 2012) whereas tibial compression inhibits the growth and osteolysis of secondary breast tumors (Lynch et al., 2013).

The deaths overshadowed a meeting in Vienna of leaders from the EU and the western Balkans to discuss the European migration crisis.