Sentence examples for these emigrating from inspiring English sources

A handicap faced by many of these emigrating doctors is their advanced age, around 30.

These domes completely enveloped the emigrating neutrophils in both wt and Mac-1-/ mice making the mode of emigration underneath these structures extraneous to barrier function.

Because neurocysticercosis is endemic in many of the countries from which these persons are emigrating, its presence in the United States reflects these immigration trends.

The Walsers are the people who first inhabited these high pastures, emigrating from south-west Germany in the 1400s and 1700s.

Every year, over 3000 doctors graduate in Sudan, but around 800 of these emigrate.

And once these workers emigrated, they adapted to their new homes.

The growing Christian population moved southward and into the towns, and toward the end of the century many of these Christians emigrated to North America, South America, and Egypt.

Most of these subsequently emigrated to Israel, but several hundred remained until the fall of Communism in the early 1990s before they did the same.

Prior to 1 October 2001, 3.5% of these workers emigrated and 3.6% died.

With rare exceptions, these cells emigrated from the placodal field opposite the midbrain or rhombomeres 1 and 2 (Fig.  2a d).

By the end of follow-up, 58.3% of the men were alive without a diagnosis of prostate cancer (0.9% of these had emigrated from Norway), 38.2% were dead, and 3.5% had a diagnosis of prostate cancer.