Sentence examples for migration rate does from inspiring English sources

The correlation between the two measures is high, alleviating concerns that the gross migration rate does not reflect population movements.

However, the migration rate does depend on the flow rate of the water across a stalactite's surface a hint that scientists might be able to use crenulated stalactites as rain gauges for past eras, since the amount of water dripping down a stalactite's surface typically depends on the precipitation falling on the surface above the cave.

Several non specific bands, which are characteristic of the pan-p63 antibody used in this study, were observed but their migration rates did not correspond to any p63 isoform (Fig. 2-B and Fig. S2-C).

We found that the large amounts of other proteins in the extracts affected the electrophoretic migration rates and band shapes of the peptides, so that their migration rates did not unambiguously distinguish Aβ1 40 from Aβ17 40.

This coalescent simulator does not allow for very complex demographic settings: therefore we used an island model with negligible migration rates (m = 0.01), as null migration rates make the trees infinite and cause the program to crash.

Cells overexpressing mutIGFBP5 has significantly higher proliferation and migration rates than do cells overexpressing wtIGFBP5.

Figures 3c-f, 4c-d indicate that increasing the number of sampled individuals reduces more drastically the variance of the migration rate estimates than does the number of loci analyzed.

We calculate a gross rather than a net migration rate as we do know where people move to domestically in the ENOE our main data source for migration making it impossible to calculate inflows.16.16

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To check this we calculate a net 5-year migration rate from the Census, which does include information on where people moved to domestically.

They both have higher EU migration rates than we do, they both have to pay into the EU budget, they both have to accept EU rules and regulations as the price for access to a free-trade single market.