Sentence examples for out migrating from inspiring English sources

During steam pre-treatment, unstable aluminum leached out, migrating to the MgO so as to form MgAl2O4 on the catalyst.

The song follows in the chord progression of Bm7 Am7 Gmaj7 Lyrically, the song finds Carey during a night out, migrating from several locations: from the car to the club, from the bar to the V.I.P, from the party to the after-party, and finally to the hotel.

The larvae break out, migrate just under the skin and grow until they resemble yardlong strands of angel-hair pasta.

Tumor cells, which line the inner surface of VM channels, are directly exposed to blood flow, allowing them to leak out, migrate through the blood stream, and metastasize to other regions.

**Out-migration rates were calculated by dividing the number of persons who out-migrated each year by the total person years contributed by those present at the start of the year and those who in-migrated during the year.

One concern is a reversal of cause and effect, that is, if those who are infected may be more likely to out-migrate for care and/or to return home to receive care [55].

If a temporary migrant is deemed by a respondent to no longer have the intention of remaining a household member, then the fieldworker can permanently out-migrate the person and they are removed from the household roster.

Children were censored on 31 December 2007 if still alive and <5 years, at age 5 if this occurred within the study period, or if they out-migrated within this period before age 5.

Since phthalates are not chemically bound to the plastic materials, they can leach out, migrate or evaporate into the air or into foodstuffs, for example.

As Mr. Mandese and his peers point out, advertisers migrate to the Web because it can be cheaper and more cost effective.

The tribes' oral history supports that they were pushed out and migrated south when the glacier advanced.