Sentence examples for were considered to migrate from inspiring English sources

The lithium ions were considered to migrate in the conduction path which was formed by polymer matrix with organic additive molecules.

In the case of bimodal polymer systems, the lower-molecular-weight species is considered to migrate preferentially to the interface in order to reduce the free energy of the interface, which results in lowering the interfacial tension.

Component migration was assessed with reference to the teardrop and the trans-ischial line; components were considered to have migrated if there was a change of 3 mm or more (Ritter et al. 1999).

Components were considered to have migrated if they had moved by 3 mm or more from the inter-tear drop line or trans-ischial line where this was obscured (Ritter et al. 1999).

Implants were classified as stable or continuously migrating, as described by Ryd et al. (1995); thus, tibial components with a TT of more than 0.2 mm between 12 and 24 months were considered to be continuously migrating.

Two bands were considered to be related if they migrated the same distance on the DGGE gel (Patil et al. 2010; Zhang et al. 2008).

Correspondingly, stems that migrated for up to 12 months were considered to show late osseointegration.

Sephardic (Spanish) Jews are considered to have migrated along with the gradual Islamic expansion to North Africa and then Spain14.

Yet these fears were often based on inaccurate ideas about the scale of immigration and the number of non-British-born citizens, which politicians failed to challenge by pointing out, for example, that an EU worker who comes to the UK for more than a year is considered to have migrated.

Other health professional cadres such as pharmacy and laboratory staff may migrate but are considered to be in short supply mainly because of low production output.

Since the Desert Locust has the capacity to fly long distances and migrate very quickly, it is considered to be an international pest that no single or a number of Member Nations can control without collaboration of all concerned.