Sentence examples for triggered migration from inspiring English sources

Whether FasL triggered migration is due to the membrane and/or soluble form of FasL is unknown.

Importantly, the increased migration triggered via FasL resulted in increased inflammation and tissue damage at the injury site, indicating that FasL triggered migration is a new mechanism by which FasL can trigger destructive inflammation.

A role for c-Met in NBL cell migration is further suggested by our finding that HGF triggered migration of SH-SY5Y cells only after transfection with c-Met.

But, argues Mr Sainath, these "natural" factors which triggered migration from villages to cities have been valid in the earlier decades too when additions to the village population actually outstripped those to the cities.

The poor climate may been one of many factors contributing to societal changes of the era, including widespread crop failures and famines in Central Asia that may have triggered migrations from the area to China and Eastern Europe, thus helping spread an episode of plague (depicted in this 15th century painting) that originated there.

Of course, it isn't only violence that triggers migration from Central America and Mexico.

Media and politicians warn that climate change will trigger migration flows in dimensions unknown to date.

By ensuring that enough capacity is available for the maximum surge requirements of any process on that server, then any one process can surge without triggering migration.

However, taken together with the present work, it appears that either the oxidative state of the tsetse midgut plays no part in maturation or that a specific oxidant (which could for example be knocked out by ascorbic acid) may be involved in triggering migration to the salivary glands.

In either case environmental changes may trigger migration.

Triggering migration is among the more prominent effects of exposing cells to IL-18.