Sentence examples for relocation I from inspiring English sources

No embryo relocation (i.e. from top to bottom for example) was observed after up to five days post-laying.

…I'm in this situation right now and I'm about to pass out!" Zang Hongfei, a Beijing musician, tweeting in response to a government directive that taxi window handles must be removed in the name of securityIn this section Treading water Old brooms Heard in the hutong Blunt words and keen swords ReprintsRelocation: "I found a perfect city for the meetings.

So, as long as expat homemakers are treated as nothing more than "extra baggage" in an international relocation, I will continue to refer to these unsung heroes as "trailing spouses".

Interestingly, however, there was more decision support for the process of relocation itself (i.e. to relocate to one long-term care facility compared to another) than for the process leading to the decision to stay home or relocate to a long-term care facility (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6).

This trend holds true and is of equal intensity regardless of the relocation patterns (i.e., [X → A] and [A i → A j]).

Interestingly, both types of relocation patterns (i.e., [X → A] and [A i → A j]), contribute with the same intensity to the differences in expression between parental and duplicated genes during sperm development (supplementary fig. 3, Supplementary Material online).

Previous studies reported that the relocation pattern (i.e., change in location between parental and duplicated gene) of duplicate genes exhibits a nonrandom distribution in Drosophila (Betrán et al. 2002; Bai et al. 2007; Meisel et al. 2009; Vibranovski, Zhang, and Long 2009).

At their October 21 , 1963meeting, AASHO approved the relocation of I-96, but rejected I-67, stating that the number should be kept for a more major route in case the system is expanded, and instead assigned I-196 to the not-yet-complete Benton Harbor Grand Rapids highway.

I haven't seen the exact relocation sites, I don't think many people in the village have seen them either, but they typically offer houses that look nice and modern, maybe they're made out of cement instead of thatch and bamboo, and they might have electricity, so at first glance they look appealing.

I'm not entirely sure about the Greek relocation, but I'm entirely convinced by many of the performances in this most economical production, in which many of the actors double or triple up on roles.

Although President Tong stressed that the land purchased is to strengthen Kiribati's food security, and not for relocation of I-Kiribati people, there are many who suggest that this was only done to contain the political impact of such move back home in Kiribati.