Sentence examples for wave of emigrating from inspiring English sources

A second wave of emigrating cells was observed, which also acquired the Sox10 and p75 markers (Figure 2G H).

After replating on fibronectin, they give rise to a second wave of emigrating cells, which also upregulate Sox10.

Most cells within the replated neurospheres remained Sox10-negative and the secondary wave of emigrating cells appeared to have higher levels of the p75 marker.

Though it's recently been co-opted by chain stores, the "flat white" is also a symbol of serious coffee: it's basically a cappuccino-size latte — flat and white — a style imported from Australia (some say New Zealand) when a wave of baristas emigrated from those countries.

Any hope of emigrating shattered quickly.

Many in the artistic community sought a means of emigrating.

They find that 51% of respondents have no intention of emigrating.

Graduates of institutions with better quality medical training have a greater likelihood of emigrating.

Successive waves of Glarners emigrated to the colony, and they kept coming well into the 20th century.

My family was one of a large wave of Bangladeshi families who emigrated to the UK in the early 1970s.

In 1992, he was among the first wave of Russian dancers to emigrate, going first to the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and, in 1997, to the Royal Danish Ballet.