Sentence examples for insects ready from inspiring English sources

Each year, I retire to our Russian dacha for as many days as we can manage, to savor the quiet, soak up the sun and the simpler life, albeit one complicated by a lack of running water, occasional power outages and a wide variety of insects ready to inflict irritation.

Their long-term mission includes plans for an insect restaurant and, eventually, insect ready-meals in supermarkets.

After mosquitoes bite a host with malaria, the parasite that causes the disease proliferates in the insect, readying itself to infect the next human victim.

The classic example is ants: every individual insect is ready to sacrifice itself for the colony.

Males presented more elevated levels of mRNA for immunity genes (BRP and cecropin) and lower levels of the negative immune regulator serpin than females, indicating that these insects are immunologically ready for the ingestion of contaminated sugar or other fluids.

Considering the genome size of several reference-ready insects, a total 49.5 million 101 bp paired-end reads were sequenced and yield 4.95 Gb bases raw data, 48 million clean reads were kept after low quality reads were filtered.

Mating between gametocytes produces embryonic forms called ookinetes; these embed themselves in the mosquito's gut, where they mature after 9 to 14 days into oocysts, which in turn break open and release thousands of sporozoites that migrate to the insect's salivary glands, ready to infect the next person in the cycle.

Ookinetes develop into new sporozoites that migrate to the insect's salivary glands, ready to infect a new vertebrate host.

"If you are phobic to the insect, you are either ready to overcome the phobia -- by facing it or something has pushed you to your limit".

By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, September 18 , 1971P. 27 Even leaving aside "The Hellstrom Chronicle" and the news that Bette Davis has been brought low by a wasp bite on the Isle of Mull, many signs have pointed to this as the year in which the single-minded forms of life - the insects - could be getting ready to take over.

Even leaving aside "The Hellstrom Chronicle" and the news that Bette Davis has been brought low by a wasp bite on the Isle of Mull, many signs have pointed to this as the year in which the single-minded forms of life - the insects - could be getting ready to take over.