Sentence examples for migrations with an from inspiring English sources

By contrast, studies on mtDNA [ 35- 37], nuclear and Alu STRs [ 38, 39] and the GM polymorphism [ 24, 38, 40, 41] indicate that the strait was permeable to human migrations, with an estimated contribution of North-West Africa to Iberia of 18% for mtDNA [ 36], compared to 7% for Y-chromosome lineages [ 30].

In addition, the Cloud Innovate team helps its clients speed up their cloud migrations with a focus on moving to microservices and modernizing their existing applications.

As the authors show, this results in lowering the number of VM migrations with a small increase in the number of hosts.

For further validation, it is necessary to generate true migrations with a micromanipulator in order to evaluate low-field MRI's ability to measure prosthetic migration in a multiple human cadaver study with a total knee prosthesis.

It can be observed that the LT-DTD approach achieves the smallest number of live migrations with a reduction of 46 and 29% compared to LT-D and LT-PD, respectively.

Narwhals exhibit seasonal migrations, with a high fidelity of return to preferred, ice-free summering grounds, usually in shallow waters.

This is in good agreement with previous reports in cell migration with an increase in culture time from 2 to 36 h[11].

Furthermore, several compounds with potent antiproliferative activities displayed excellent inhibitory activities on migration with an IC50 of about 0.05 μM on MDA-MB-231 cells in two different migration assays.

Our previous results [23] suggested that the traction force on the nanostructured substrates increased with increasing incubation times, which is in good agreement with previous results in cell migration with an increase in culture times [18].

Migration with an interferometric imaging condition (IIC) uses the same generic framework as the one used for the conventional imaging condition, i.e. wavefield reconstruction followed by an imaging condition.

Interferometric procedures can be formulated in various frameworks, e.g. coherent interferometric imaging (Borcea et al. 2006) or wave-equation migration with an interferometric imaging condition (Sava and Poliannikov 2008).