Sentence examples for new emigrant from inspiring English sources

He is a new emigrant to this land of political activism, and he refuses to take on airs.

Gene-expression profiling of human B cells revealed that both new emigrant and mature naïve B cells express detectable levels of TLR7 and TLR9, but not TLR8.

Immature B-cells exit the bone marrow and enter the peripheral system in which new emigrant B cells differentiate into immature and then mature naive B-cells.

After isolating their peripheral B cells, we sorted, cloned and expressed in vitro antibodies from single new emigrant (CD19+CD10+IgM+CD27-) and mature naive (CD19+CD10-IgM+CD27) B cells.

First, new emigrant immature B cells as well as mature naive B cells from AID-deficient patients express an abnormal immunoglobulin repertoire and high frequencies of autoAbs, demonstrating that AID is required for normal establishment of central B-cell tolerance [ 44].

However, the absence of CD27, which is consistently found in CLL, the lack of responsiveness to BAFF/BlyS/TALL-1 [ 42 ], the recent discovery of mutations in MDY88 in CLL patients [ 53 ], and their role in tolerance in CD19+CD10+IgM+CD27- new emigrant B cells [ 54 ] raise the possibility that transitional cells could be the origin of CLL B cells in some cases.

However, the sign from this recession is that the "new" emigrants are bucking that tradition.

By contrast, new emigrants and visitors from Nordic countries speak fluent English and often disdain the old culture.

Chinese also made up the largest group of immigrants in Australia with 80,000 arriving in the three years to 2012, just ahead of Britons and Indians (though Indians have surged ahead of late).Most of the new emigrants leave China on either a skilled-worker visa (as Mr Lin will), an employer-sponsored visa or a family-related visa (joining a family member who is already abroad).

In the CIS, the Russian Federation received the greatest single proportion of Georgian women fairly consistently until 2000, but even from 1991 to 2000, other countries such as Turkey and Greece received significant shares of new emigrants (Figures 7 and 8).

As a consequence assuming that aid targeted exclusively to promote development is supporting growth, contributing to financing the gross national income in recipient countries and thus increasing wages, aid might (dis)incentive new emigrants.