Sentence examples for migratory propensity from inspiring English sources
Even though some epidermal melanocytes resemble the transient amplifying melanocytic cells of the hair follicle with respect to their differentiation status, they are not thought to have the same migratory propensity.
This finding suggests that the increased migratory propensity of LRP1-deficient SMCs, which is further enhanced by PDGF-BB activation of PDGFRβ, is in its entirety dependent upon the activation of PI3K by PDGFRβ.
This implies a higher migratory propensity of these cells.
Unfortunately, the results are mostly negative and prevent from reaching clear-cut conclusions regarding Clock or ADCYAP1 and migratory propensity.
Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) exhibit remarkable life history diversity throughout their native range, and among the most evident is variation in migratory propensity.
In another gene, adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide 1 (ADCYAP1), length of a microsatellite repeat predicts migratory propensity of both populations and individuals in blackcaps.
Our results indicate substantial genetic variation in the phenotypes we examined, including the propensity to smolt (a threshold indicator of migratory tendency).
While some biologically significant differences were observed among groups in each study in relation to performance in freshwater (juvenile survival, juvenile migratory behaviour, size at age, propensity for precocity in male parr), these were typically of limited magnitude.
Relative to NMFs, CAFs had increased propensity to increase the migratory ability of PMC42-LA cells, commensurate with the characteristics of EMT, including the mis-localization of E-cadherin and translocation of β-catenin, and the upregulation of vimentin.
This could have important demographic implications for this population because conditions that favor the migratory life history will necessarily reduce the propensity of precocious maturation; conversely, favorable conditions for early maturation will reduce the propensity of migratory smolts.
Although still limited, there is some evidence that migratory passerines are less exploratory [42] and have a lower propensity for feeding innovations [18] when compared to resident species.
