Sentence examples similar to mix migration from inspiring English sources

In situ surface characterization during ion irradiation elucidates early stage ion mixing migration mechanism for nanodot self-organization.

The countries of WHO's South-East Asia Region also face several common health workforce related problems and issues concerning shortage, skill-mix, migration, work environment, knowledge-base and other areas amply articulated in the 'Dhaka Declaration' [ 6].

Mouse chimera and grafting experiments have shown that mixing migration-capable NC cells with a sufficient number of NC cells with genetic lesions in Ret (16), Ednrb (107), or Sox10 (106) impairs migration of wild-type ENCDCs enough to cause distal aganglionosis in chimeric embryos and grafted bowel tissue.

13 They also represent a mix of migration histories and time since arrival including predominantly humanitarian and family reconnection migration (Lebanese first, second and third generation and Iraqi first and second generation) versus skilled migration (Pakistani first generation).

Back on the Ukip bus in north-west England was Steven Woolfe, the party's mixed-race migration spokesman, who grew up on a council estate.

Stable isotopes (δ2H and δ18O) of water can help our understanding of origin, mixing and migration of groundwater.

The journalist said: "The NGOs helping the migrants are very political: people known from the opposition scene take part and they mix pro-migration content with criticism of the government, so pro-government, more rightwing media won't really give (a platform) for these people … even if their work to help migrants is okay".

(The other breeds in the Mediterranean, where fishing is out of control. Individuals from both breeding stocks mix during migrations throughout the Atlantic).

Altogether, the paired patterns of single cell clones in the phylogenetic reconstruction are consistent with cell mixing and migration occurring during embryogenesis.

Yet, cell mixing and migration appear restricted to certain developmental stages and/or certain types of tissue, because, by and large, cells develop in a constrained space that is likely defined by interactions with neighboring cells and surrounding tissue architecture.

Studies investigating the genetic basis of local adaptation have been revolutionized by using high-throughput sequencing to pinpoint alleles that assort across ecological gradients against a genomic background mixed by migration [ 6– 10].