The marker models in the coordinate systems were oriented with the osteotomy performed in the y-axis, the lengthening in the x-axis, and any medial lateral movement of the migration object with reference to the rigid object would occur in the z-axis.
Table 1 shows that the enrichment results from the protein data set descends from an over-representation of genes related to high-level ontology database annotations of cell movement and migration of tumor cell lines (p-value of 4.49E-02 and 4.65E-02, respectively).
Radiotelemetry is an essential tool in modern studies of movement, migration, and dispersal of most vertebrates.
Despite the free movement of workers regulation, migration streams within the EU were rather low between the 1980s and the beginning of the 2000s.
As the subject of regional exchanges, people will inevitably stimulate, by means of movement and migration, the diffusion of cultural practices and social networks.
Chinese citizens enjoy freedom of movement and migration, free choice of employment and freedom to study overseas.
The stable hydrogen (δ2H) and oxygen (δ18O) isotopes of body water have been used as tracers of movement and migration in the fields of anthropology [1], [2], ecology [3], [4], and forensics [5].
One of the possibilities the authors suggested, among several, was that loss of AP-2α affected movement and migration of LHRH neurons to their appropriate target sites, however no molecular mechanism was presented at that time.
From a structural primordial one-dimensional platform, the crystal comet effect tails travel within the chaotic invisible matter and break the inertia of the matter, which generates movement and migration of molecules, causing them to become visible and generate fractal copies of crystal comet subunits that vibrate and grow to form a three-dimensional assembly.
And then dealing with this issue of the abuse of free movement and the pressure of migration from the EU on Britain by amending welfare rules".
