Sentence examples for migration suggesting a from inspiring English sources
The significant coefficients are higher in absolute value for skilled than for total migration; suggesting a higher impact of skilled migration.
In fact, RAW 264.7 cells within ∼100 µm (yellow tracks) of the collagen/CT26 border exhibited a ∼60% reduction in the total distance of migration suggesting a decrease in random movement.
As over-expression of SphKs or down-regulation of S1PL modulated S1P-induced human lung EC migration suggesting a potential role of SphKs and S1PL in cell motility, in the present study, we examined the role of SphKs and S1PL in human lung EC motility.
We show that SDN-1 can function in QR to promote anterior migration, suggesting a cell-autonomous function.
RAD001 inhibited the CXCL12 and CXCL11 induced migration suggesting a central role for mTOR in CXCR4/CXCR7-mediated migration.
Furthermore, knockdown of CNK1 impaired the invasion of Matrigel by MDA-MB-231 cells without affecting cell migration, suggesting a defect in proteolytic activity in these cells.
In both cell types, however, HIF-2α siRNA stimulated hypoxic migration, suggesting an effect of HIF-2α to inhibit cell migration under hypoxia.
Adenoviral overexpression of an NRP1 mutant lacking the C-terminal intracellular domain also inhibited PDGF-BB-induced migration, suggesting an important role for NRP1-dependent intracellular signalling in this role.
Empirical studies on Mexican migration suggest a dynamic pattern of cross-border migration in which the economic situation in Mexico and the USA, as well as the presence of relatives in the USA, determines the location and length of stay of Mexican migrants (Massey et al. 1987; Hanson and Spilimbergo 1999; Lindstrom 1996).
"Moreover, the reported justification of this practice as a deterrent to family migration suggests a lack of understanding about the violence many families are fleeing in their home countries.
The protective effect of RKIP against drug inhibition of migration suggests a new role for RKIP in potentially sequestering toxic compounds that may have deleterious effects on cells.
