Sentence examples for migration patterns as from inspiring English sources
For months, he had been carefully working out our destination, studying squid migration patterns as well as satellite readings of water currents and temperatures.
There are many examples of data that are inherently circular, such as wind directions, magnetic fields and migration patterns, as well as time (Fisher 1993, chapter 1).
This corresponds well with geographical distribution and historical records of complex migration patterns, as well as genetic intermixing of these populations [13].
The characteristics of sexual partnerships depend on migration patterns as well, but network-oriented studies of mobility and HIV risk behavior have been limited.
The results are presented as comparisons between the groups with respect to cell survival and migration patterns as well as cell differentiation.
He expects that baby boomers will further affect migration patterns as they head into their retirement years and settle in a wider range of places than previous generations of retirees.
Immunoblot analysis of the complemented mptC mutants expressing either M. marinum or M. tuberculosis mptC resulted in reactivity similar to that of the wildtype, both with regard to LAM migration pattern as well as for Man2/3LAM staining (Fig. 3A C).
However, NKO mutant NCCs migrated earlier (12 to 24 h after incubation) and lost their stream-like migration pattern as individual cells.
In contrast, the remaining mutants followed the same migration pattern as R-BSX at both temperatures.
Combination of RelA and p50 antibodies yielded the same migration pattern as that observed with p50 antibody alone (Figure 1D, compare lanes 2 and 5), indicating that RelA heterodimerized with p50.
The absence of intermolecular L2 dimers in wild type HPV16 virions suggests that C22 and C28 are bound either as an intramolecular disulfide hairpin or as conjugates to small molecules, molecular forms that could potentially have the same migration pattern as reduced L2 in a polyacrylamide gel [42].
