Sentence examples for undergoing migration from inspiring English sources
Before undergoing migration, animals make physiological preparations to help them endure the rigors of the migratory process.
In addition, ornithine decarboxylase activity was temporally associated with regions in which post-mitotic cells were undergoing migration, axonogenesis and dendritic arborization, as shown by the patterns obtained in deeper layers.
Closer examination reveals that this "wave front" corresponds to a combination of cells undergoing migration and contracting ∼2 3 hours before YFP-A3 is detected (Fig. 4, Movie S4).
While this fraction does appear to be somewhat low, we note that the subpopulations were also undergoing migration in every generation, a fact that was ignored during the modeling procedure, when individual subpopulation time series data were fit to the model.
Additionally, there is an apparent higher concentration of cortactin on the dorsal cell side, presumably in direct contact with Matrigel™, suggesting that the cytoskeleton is organized differently in cells undergoing migration in the CIA vs. the CWA method.
Moreover, the cells undergoing migration adopted a radial pattern of wound healing around the site of damage suggesting a single cell "mesenchymal" migration as opposed to collective "Ameboid" migration.
In addition, Trol and Kon are expressed in what appears to be the caudal visceral mesoderm (CVM), another group of FGF-dependent migrating cells that undergo migration at later stages after gastrulation (Kadam et al. 2012).
In preemptive migration mechanism a job undergoes migration whenever a monitoring system detects misbehavior of the job.
The detached atoms undergo migration from the interface of the shrinking grain and form new bonds with the growing grain [31].
This is a common feature of particle suspensions, and initially well-mixed particles in concentrated suspension flows undergo migration from regions of higher shear stress to those of lower shear stress.
Initially well mixed particles in a concentrated suspension flows undergo migration from high shear rate regions to low shear rate regions (Phillips et al. 1992; Ingber et al. 2009; Lu et al. 2008).
