Sentence examples for migration over a from inspiring English sources

(b) Representative images of PSC migration over a 5 h period.

Primary human renal fibroblasts (HRF) and human renal epithelial cells (A498) were stimulated with CFT073 at MOI10 for 3 hours followed by neutrophil migration over a transwell membrane.

This Ice Age migration over a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska is distinct from the arrival of the Inuit and Eskimo, who were latecomers, spreading throughout the Arctic beginning about 5,500 years ago.

For all its genuine flaws, the European Union (and the European Community before it) has two great achievements to its credit: establishing free trade and free migration over a vast area.

Sema3A is a strong chemorepulsive cue for axonal growth, but works as a chemoattractant to promote neuronal migration over a large range of gradient steepness (~1% to 9% as quantified in fractional change).

The existing VM migration techniques cannot deal efficiently with VM migration over a WAN where the source and the destination servers are part of different networks [95].

Despite their lethargic nature, many amphibians occasionally show movements, such as spring migration, over longer distances, ranging a few hundred meters or more.

The simulation platform MobiSim was used in this context to explore the possible outcomes of spatial planning policies, set by both the Greater Besançon authority (Besançon and the surrounding periurban communities) and the city of Besançon, on residential migrations over a 20 year period.

(C) Community Partitioning, where communities are built from human migrations over a 24 hour time window and visually displayed along with the countries official administrative boundaries.

The three former programs measure long-term migration rates: they assume a constant migration rate over a long period of time (i.e., the time since the two populations separated from a common ancestral population for IM and the time necessary for all alleles to coalesce into a most recent common ancestor for Migrate or Lamarc).

Lying across the route of overland incursion into India, Haryana has experienced many waves of migration over the millennia; a notable invasion was led by Alexander the Great in 326 bce.