Sentence examples for both emigrating from inspiring English sources

Pretreatment of the cervical mucosa with anti-β1 integrin mAb inhibited infection in both emigrating DCs and CD4+ T cells.

Targeting the integrins α4 or β7 in the cervical mucosa with specific blocking antibodies 27– 29 resulted in a decreased infection in both emigrating DCs and CD4+ T cells (Fig. 5E H).

MY parents both emigrated from France and met each other while living in New York City.

They have been friends for 19 years, since both emigrated from the Dominican Republic.

Both Sholem Aleichem and Abramovitsh were deeply shaken by the pogroms of 1905, and both emigrated from Russia.

He was the proud son of Erna and Henry Boehly who both emigrated from Germany in the 1920s.

Both emigrated from the Pale of Settlement, a region of Imperial Russia where Jews were allowed to reside.

Rubio, the son of a bartender and a maid who both emigrated from Cuba, "has established himself as the articulate, different Republican in a biographical sense," Ponnuru added.

It's a region to which I'm drawn by heritage: my father's parents both emigrated from there to the United States.

In 1970, however, the other members of the group, Tyrone Evans and Howard Barrett, both emigrated to the US, and the Paragons were no more.

The son of a Pakistani father and Irish mother who both emigrated to the United States, he said he came from a wealthy but not elite family.