Sentence examples for migration which results from inspiring English sources

This pattern of migration is called circular migration, which results in a large proportion of workers that are not native born, being temporary instead of permanent migrants.

Under external constant current stress, the Ta-O breaksbreand and creates the defects due to oxygen ion migration, which results a reducing voltage across the capacitor.

Under external constant current stress, the Ta-O bonds break and create the defects due to oxygen ion migration, which results a reducing voltage across the capacitor.

Nanostructured scaffolds provide a closer structural support approximation to native bone architecture for the cells and regulate cell proliferation, differentiation, and migration, which results in the formation of functional tissues.

Previous studies reported that MMP inhibitor (RP59794) [ 111] or MMP-9 gene knockout [ 112] reduced osteoclast migration, which results in reduction of the resorption process in the growth plate and, as a consequence, attenuated development of bone marrow cavity.

Finally, the activation of PARs increases transcription of cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors and production of bioactive lipids to regulate cell proliferation, apoptosis, adhesion, and migration, which results in tumor growth, invasion, and metastasis (Fig.  2).

The effectiveness of oil displacement by sequential brine flooding has been attributed to mineral dissolution and fines migration which resulted in a favorable wettability alteration.

This channel change favored the formation of extensive wetlands and consequently the confluence migration, which resulted in the fluvial reworking indicated by the paleochannels of the Ivaí River.

In addition, based on the flow visualization, the thermal boundary layer thickness may thus deteriorate due to nanoparticle migration which resulted in the nano-uniform distribution of viscosity and viscosity changes to intensify the turbulence.

Metastatic and invasive tumor cells often exhibit changes in cell morphology, disruption of cell-cell contacts, degradation of ECM and increase in cell migration, which result from rearrangements of the cytoskeletal microfilaments.

Moreover, either population reduction, population subdivision, a recent bottleneck, or migration which resulted in secondary contact among previously differentiated lineages could have caused the discrepancy in detecting population expansion using the pooled samples with these two neutrality test statistics [ 67, 68].