Sentence examples for migration of low from inspiring English sources

The introduction of PEGMA segments promoted the migration of low surface energy PHFBM segments to the surface of the membrane.

Additionally, even if the hydrophobicity initially disappears by external stresses, the hydrophobicity recovers because of the migration of low molecular weight SiR in a short time [2 5].

The similarity in the hydrophobicity recovery kinetics of specimens aged in dry air, dry argon and vacuum and XPS data showed that the hydrophobicity recovery is not due to contamination through adsorption from the atmosphere but due to migration of low molar mass PDMS species to the surface.

In Lmb, RIP mutation increases the speed with which the detrimental genes can be mutated to extinction, rendering migration of low importance compared to the ability to generate variants locally in a single sexual cycle.

The current migration of low-cost manufacturing from Japan to China therefore makes sense.

Nepal is among the latest countries in south Asia to be transformed by mass migration of low-skilled workers, mainly to countries in the Gulf.

And in eastern Europe, the exploitation and migration of low-waged and skilled workers has been central to the neoliberal model imposed after 1989.

The considerable grain growth occurred due to the migration of low-angle boundaries induced by shear stress during cyclic deformation.

The arrival of moist southwesterly wind in the lower troposphere is associated with the large-scale seasonal migration of low-level convergence and activated the Asian summer monsoon in the Philippines (Wang 2006).

Because we intended to relate the anomalies to the migration of low-energy electrons in the nightside of the magnetosphere, we inferred that the LEO anomalies in this study occurred predominantly in the dusk-to-dawn sector of MLT.

These developments have been fueled with increased labor supply arising from international migration of low-skill migrants, which created added pressure on wages for low-skill workers in the USA (Orrenius and Zavodny 2003).