Sentence examples for migration which requires from inspiring English sources
An essential step during this process is chemotactic migration which requires the presence of chemoattractants and depends on adhesive cell-matrix interactions that are mainly mediated by the leukocyte adhesion molecules of the integrin family [3], [4].
This process involves invasive cell migration, which requires the formation of actin-rich protrusions at the leading edge of migrating cells.
Cell intercalation involves collective cell migration, which requires dynamic regulation of integrin-mediated cell ECM adhesions and VE-cadherin mediated cell–cell junctions.
The rapid turnover of actin and myosin II appears crucial not only for rapid cell migration but also for the plasticity of amoeboid movements, including the reorientation of cell migration, which requires rapid reorganization of the cytoskeleton.
Interestingly, IGF-I VN: IGF-I VNstimulated breast cell migration, which requIGFBP-5-stimulatedd VN-binding integrins [ 9], can regulate the gene expression of proteases such as migrationP7, ADAMTS5, CPM and protease inhibitors such as SERPINE1 and TRP1 ([ 10] and supplementary data from [ 10]).
This implies that older farmers' are less likely to take soil and water conservation and seasonal migration which require more labor.
But Mrs Merkel is said by the magazine to have made clear she will withdraw her support for the UK's continued EU membership if he continues to push for migration reform which requires fundamental changes to the principles of the organisation.
To accommodate these differences, we ran preliminary runs with the full migration model, which requires the longest chains, and used the same run conditions for all models.
"We should be careful, however, not to jump to conclusions on short-term trends, but we do know that traditional routes off the streets are often not available or appropriate for these groups, and we believe that people living on the streets following migration is an issue which requires a joined-up policy approach from the UK government and the European Union as much as from local government".
In this report all donor cells were injected into the tail vein of the mice, which requires migration of these cells to the bone marrow in order to achieve long-term engraftment.
Al-Kateb then applied to the Federal Court for writs of habeas corpus and mandamus, demanding that immigration officials comply with section 198 of the Migration Act which required that Al-Kateb, because his application for a visa had been rejected, be removed from the country "as soon as reasonably practicable".
