Sentence examples for migration so that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, stiffening of the ECM during remodeling and development of fibrosis affects cell adhesion and migration so that cells migrate towards stiffer ECM (Plotnikov and Waterman 2013).

We will disaggregate the headline totals for net migration so that people can see the student element within that.

Glass has a very low solubility, and atoms in it have a very low rate of migration, so that it provides an excellent barrier to the escape of radioactivity.

While he was respectful of the internal policies of the United States, he said, "we will retain our firm rejection to criminalize migration so that people that work and provide things to this nation will be treated as criminals".

One mitigation measure could be based on the prediction of amphibian migration so that PPP are not used when amphibians are present in large numbers on farmland.

It is important and necessary to illustrate their sedimentary characteristics and hydrocarbon migration so that more gas fields could be discovered in the future.

And there's one more advantage to being a U.S. state: it's likely that Nevada's unemployment problem will be greatly alleviated over the next few years by out-migration, so that even if the lost jobs don't come back, there will be fewer workers chasing the jobs that remain.

Biermann: The governments of these countries are also on the same side as the refugees as far as migration is concerned, so that's also very different.

Angiogenesis provides the necessary vasculature so that migration of cells into the joints can occur [ 48].

They are not under any medical cover for the health care system of the neighbor countries and another one is the their migration pattern is very quick, so that means that the transmission of the disease pattern is very quick and then the transmission of the drug resistance is very quick… so we need to know the treatment we are using is effective and especially the malaria treatment.

Migration has become more selective over time, as metropolitan states have moved towards migration policies that favour skilled migration, so migration from Pacific island states is more likely to be characterised as a brain drain.