Sentence examples for once homing from inspiring English sources
Once homing ants have got close to the nest, they eventually follow the odour plume emanating from the nest in order to pinpoint the entrance accurately [ 7].
The phylogenetic distribution of intron sequences by geographic location is consistent with the hypothesis that once a homing endonuclease becomes fixed in a genome, selection pressure for the gene significantly decreases resulting in degeneration (mutation) and enforcing the requirement of frequent horizontal transmissions between populations to maintain intron propagation [ 34].
Once EPCs adhere at specific homing sites they need to migrate through the endothelial monolayer and invade the underlying tissue.
A navigational map aids homing from unfamiliar places, but once birds are familiar with an area, they are thought then to resort more readily to a map consisting of familiar landmarks (Guilford & Biro, 2014).
The problem is that terrorists are like homing pigeons – they come home to roost.
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Disease activity remained low also when the BV11+ self-reactive repertoire reappeared and once again became detectable, whereas DAS was once again high only when also those CDR3s that identify T cells homing to the synovia at the onset of disease were again detected in PBMCs.
She's gone ("home") but she's here too, "homing" in those she loves.
His once all-powerful network of informers and bodyguards destroyed, Escobar was eventually located by homing in on his radio and gunned down as he fled across a rooftop on December 2 , 1993
Winnowing out the peripheral tasks and homing in on the most important ones will help you gain control — and "once you feel you're in control, you're productive," Ms. Morgenstern said.
Route 22 in New Jersey, which once appeared to aim directly for the World Trade towers on the horizon as though homing in on a beacon, is now a disembodied shopping strip that might be in any edge city in America.
