Sentence examples for emigrate at a from inspiring English sources

In Drosophila it has been reported that mated females require more food (Carvalho et al. 2006), shift their preference to a high-protein diet (Ribeiro and Dickson 2010; Vargas et al. 2010), emigrate at a lower rate between chambers containing food (Mikasa 1998), and exhibit a higher level of general activity (Isaac et al. 2010).

If all emigrants are GP phages (an overestimation, but most likely not by much) and would actually emigrate at a rate that is similar to the LA-wt phage (i.e., 9.33 × 10-4), it means that on average an HA-Stf plaque would contain ~5.36 × 105 GP phages (= 500/9.33 × 10-4), almost 12% of the total phage population in an average HA-Stf plaque (= 5.36 × 10/4.60 × 10).

They try to emigrate at any cost.

But he had not intended to emigrate at all.

Many are emigrating, at an estimated rate of 200,000 a year, especially to the United States (where there may be 800,000 Iranians), Canada (perhaps the most popular destination), Britain, France and Australia.Mr Khamenei seems, on the face of things, more dominant than ever.

"I think it was important to him because it must have been such a big thing to him when he emigrated at such a young age.

It is a popular dream with a quarter of the over-50s either planning to retire abroad or hoping to emigrate at retirement age, according to a survey by insurer RIAS.

This would allow people who emigrated here at a young age to run for president and would prevent international carpetbaggers.

In the American River, we predict that fish smolt and emigrate at age 1 unless freshwater survival is high and emigrant survival is low.

We predict that most if not all parr are large enough to initiate smolting at age 0 and emigrate at age 1 (Fig. 7A).

For the American River, we consistently predict that the vast majority of fish will smolt and emigrate at age 1 (as observed in the field) for almost all combinations of survival scenarios (Table 2).