'the extent of migration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are discussing the degree or amount of migration happening. For example, "Experts are still debating the extent of migration from rural to urban areas."
The extent of migration of ECFCs was evaluated by counting the migrated cells in 6 random high-power (×100) microscopic fields.
The extent of migration depended on the molecular weight of grafted polystyrene on the surface of MWCNT.
Although the rental rate is associated with the domestic migration rate that measures the extent of migration, they intersect but are not identical.
However, evidence for the extent of migration is conflicting, and the species' movements have been little studied to date.
Pictures were taken at 0 and 24 hrs with an inverted Nikon eclipse TE 2000-S microscope with 10× magnification, and the extent of migration was calculated by measurement of the gap area using Image J software.
To assess the extent of migration by laser confocal microscopy live imaging, we monitored the mobility of 5-chloromethylfluorescein diacetate (CMFDA -labeled BMM CMFDA -labeledemotaxis chamBMMs with media alone or culturedned from infechemotaxisglia in the presenchamberssence of astrocytes.
This precludes researchers from a more rigorous assessment of the extent of such migration, the determinants of migration, and its impacts and consequences.
However, mutations in sdn-1 /Syndecan affected the extent and direction of AQR migration and had a weak effect on the extent of PQR migration.
Indeed, the extent of cell migration to undiluted CM was ∼10-fold greater than basal levels of migration observed in response to either serum-containing medium or migration buffer containing only bovine albumin.
In the absence of high resolution investigations, the extent of contaminant migration can only be estimated.
We report that the addition of microtextured features to the surface of a DBS-like probe can minimize the extent of electrode migration in ex vivo porcine brain.
