Sentence examples for around homing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, T cells were stably electroporated in the thymus, since significant numbers of transfected T lymphocytes were detected around homing sites and in T zones of secondary lymphoid organs one month later.

The milieu of the breast cancer spheres seems highly active with new cells colonizing around and homing onto the bigger spheres when compared to HMEC spheres.

As a result, it seems that eotaxin acts strictly as a chemoattractant for eosinophils homing around the mammary TEBs during their estrogen-induced growth.

The problem is that terrorists are like homing pigeons – they come home to roost.

Erythropoiesis transiently switches to the spleen around birth, before primarily and definitively homing to the bone marrow.

She's gone ("home") but she's here too, "homing" in those she loves.

I'm certain people have witnessed, at one time or another, homing pigeons moving through the sky in groups darting around in a mass like they are playing follow the leader, or Canadian Geese as they fly in a V-formation heading to a warmer climate during the fall months.

And while pesticides obviously lead to better crop yields in the short term, a 2011 U.N. report and recent studies published in Science magazine suggest that common pesticides may be interfering with bees' homing instincts, causing declining bee populations around the world.

He will shoot homing icicle sticks when flying, so try to run around the arena when shooting him.

Detectives are now homing in on killings and missing persons reports in and around Antioch, in the suspicion that Garrido – known by neighbours as "creepy Phil" – might have been involved in many more incidents.

Two small ink and graphite works on paper from the mid-70s show Mr. Close homing in on the portrait-head format, which has been around since ancient Rome, but has also been adopted for identification photos, mug shots and informal photo-booth portraits.