Sentence examples for some migrating from inspiring English sources

LDL particles from asm+/+/ldlr −/− mice fed on the high-fat diet exhibited different electrophoretic mobility, with some migrating very slowly (aggregated LDL) and others migrating at a higher rate and forming a secondary band (oxidized LDL).

Some migrated down the coast of Africa and over to Australia; others to India and Asia; and some migrated from there back toward Europe.

However, the speeds of individual ENCCs were variable, and some ENCCs migrating within thick strands migrated at approximately 130 μm/h for over four hours.

Turkey is known to be on the flight path of some birds migrating from Russia to Africa during the winter.

T cells show a bias in their migration pathways: some migrate preferentially to peripheral lymph nodes, some to mucosal tissues and some to peripheral tissues such as skin.

The distance of migration increases with age, with some adult males migrating as far as British Columbia, Canada.

And some tribes, when migrating to open areas, maintain to a great extent the forest characteristics of their culture.

In a new trend this year, the company says, some families are migrating in reverse for their holiday reunions.

Grafting experiments show that some migrating endodermal cells, including the presumptive ventral foregut, ingress from Hensen's node, not directly into the lower layer but rather after migrating some distance within the middle layer.

Steady increases in water temperature have resulted in some salmon now migrating two weeks earlier than they did 40 years ago.

"Verizon's biggest potential for margin and cash flow improvements comes from migrating some of its wireline operations to its wireless business.