Sentence examples for as having recruited from inspiring English sources

In both years, the experimental populations at our focal site initially declined, which was expected because we did not consider offspring as having recruited to the population until they reached maturation (about 40 70 days after birth) (Table 1, Fig. 3).

In addition, she said, distributors who had brought her in, as well as those she had recruited, were gone.

The Somali government hopes so, as they've recruited north-west London teacher Mohamed Ibrahim to be the nation's new deputy prime minister.

Riddiough, in his fifth season as coach, has recruited four players from England, two from Virginia, and one each from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Texas.

It's a shame, as they've recruited a cohort of brilliant Perth-based Australian actors to the British company's show, and they are uniformly fantastic in their roles.

As we had recruited enough participants only one of these received a reminder.

Witnesses told Human Rights Watch that the group has recruited boys as young as 12 to be child soldiers.

The opera, in this vivid traditional staging, was seen here as recently as last spring, but the company has recruited some fresh faces for the current run.

Bradford had their worst Super League campaign in 2009 and have recruited heavily, as have Hull who will be hoping for a relatively injury-free season.

The People's Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam, a group that works with the military, is believed to have recruited children as young as 12 earlier this year.

Mr. Sharon has recruited as his defense minister another formidable hawk, Shaul Mofaz, a former armed forces chief of staff.