Sentence examples for reduction migration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, high temperature aging led to some reduction migration of iron ions out of ion exchange sites on the Fe/HBEA catalyst.

The only notable exception is the suicide rate among the elderly, which declined overall but has crept back up in recent years, a worrying trend in a rapidly ageing society.Two intertwined social forces are driving the reduction: migration and the rise of an urban middle class.

While some authors assume the origin in the embryonic lung development including the hypotheses of reduction, migration und selection, others postulate that the current embryonic theory could not account for bridging bronchus after formation of the main bronchial buds [ 5, 18- 21].

Adding anti-IFN-γ led to an overall reduction in migration, however, the reduced migration of TCRtgCD152−/− Th1 cells could not be reversed by blocking IFN-γ (Fig. 3).

Laser irradiation of this region resulted in a 50% reduction in migration rate, and loss of directed cell migration.

These patterns are consistent with the theoretical implication that reduction in migration costs associated with the EEA mainly stimulated migration from the lower end of the education distribution.

Interestingly, in contrast to the reduction in migration in the presence of FAK inhibitors, there was no defect in murine synovial fibroblast migration after deletion of fak.

If we consider average value, MMSD_FS incurred 7943 migrations on an average and average of all other methods is 24,929, resulting 68 % reduction in migration.

But in cutting aid to El Salvador, Trump is punishing a government that has overseen a dramatic reduction in migration.

"Mining is an industry that can play a meaningful and constructive societal role in the country's ongoing development, and assist in the reduction of migration flows".

Portes concludes that in the short term a reduction in migration on this scale would jeopardise the government's hopes of meeting its fiscal targets.