Sentence examples for were challenged to migrate from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, when infantile cells were challenged to migrate over bovine serum albumin, the migration rate diminished, and, on the contrary, adult cell migration was higher.
Our methodology and lessons learned from this mapping exercise may be helpful to other terminologists who may be similarly challenged to migrate their legacy terminology to SNOMED CT.
But this is still a challenge to migrate VM's between private and public cloud as well as different service providers.
However, it took significantly longer for bacteria from the low dose challenge to migrate to the liver and spleen from the lungs before growing to similar numbers as the parent, and then began to be cleared.
Notably, the dogma of ErbB-2 action as a membrane tyrosine kinase which induces the activation of mitogenic signaling pathways to promote breast cancer growth [ 1], has been challenged by the demonstration that MembErbB-2 migrates to the nuclear compartment, where it acts as a transcription factor (TF) [ 6].
As surely and steadily as satellite technology has migrated from the military to the marketplace, so too will its uses be challenged in court.
So Microsoft's first challenge is to migrate as many of them as it can to the beefier Windows XP machines needed to tap into all the clever new features in Office 2003.
Only recently has this perspective been challenged by various authors (e.g., Stark et al. 1997, Beine et al. 2001), who theoretically demonstrate that the option to migrate can increase human capital investments by individuals.
These slums were created when village residents in the southeast were forced to migrate to Van.
Cells were allowed to migrate overnight.
