Sentence examples for movement migration and from inspiring English sources

Radiotelemetry is an essential tool in modern studies of movement, migration, and dispersal of most vertebrates.

Information on movement, migration and mortality has been collected that would be difficult or impossible to collect by any other means.

Biotic factors include all biological factors such as mutation rate, cell-to-cell interactions and cell movement (migration and dispersal).

After 3 days, 5 nℳ RAD001 was added to both PC3par versus PC3res cells (controls were treated with fresh medium without RAD001) and chemotactic movement, migration and invasion were analysed.

Wnt signaling is important for cell division (proliferation), attachment of cells to one another (adhesion), cell movement (migration), and many other processes before and after birth [ Umbhauer et al., 2000; Wang et al., 1996].

To analyse the influence of RAD001 on chemotactic movement, migration and invasion of PC3par versus PC3res cells, cell culture medium of PC3res cells containing 1  μℳ RAD001 was replaced by RAD001-free medium to avoid unspecific effects.

It is involved in regulating multiple physiological functions, including cell movement, migration, growth and survival, vasculogenesis, nervous and immune system function, reproduction, lymphocyte transfer and audition.

Thus, the increased adhesion force on the surface of the mature BDMCs might be attributed to the presence of polysaccharide aggregation and mechanically beneficial to deformation, movement, migration, adhesion, and interaction of the mature BMDCs, which may adapt to functional changes of them.

WNT pathways direct the specific activation of sets of genes regulating a plethora of cellular responses such as cell growth, differentiation, movement, migration, polarity, cell survival, and immune response.

This view of natural order as a brutal and constantly shifting struggle for survival more closely accords with Cruzvillegas's interests in human movement and migration, and in the impermanence and transformation of the environments in which we live.

The rights we fight for will be familiar to Guardian readers and to anyone from the global labour movement: the rights to associate and organise, to be protected by the law, to be free from violence and discrimination; the rights to privacy, health, movement and migration, and of course, the right to work and to freely choose the nature of that work.