Sentence examples for which emigrated from from inspiring English sources

Privately held Nilit is owned by the Levi family, which emigrated from Italy and founded the firm 30 years ago.

South Dakota has the nation's largest population of Hutterites, a communal Anabaptist group which emigrated from Europe in 1874.

As shown in Figure 7, flagellin treatment resulted in almost doubling of the number of Ki67+ CD4 T cells remaining in the blocks and which emigrated from them.

His father, Muhammad Fodiye, was a scholar from the Toronkawa clan, which had emigrated from Futa-Toro in Senegal about the 15th century.

Following each Cambrian extinction, shelf environments were repopulated by low-diversity trilobite faunas of relatively simple form, which apparently emigrated from deeper and cooler off-shelf environments.

These modern humans, with their more advanced and inventive culture, are thought to have displaced the archaic hominids like the Neanderthals, which had emigrated from Africa many thousands of years earlier.

Assuming that CD86+ CLL cells represent a proliferative fraction which recently emigrated from lymphoid tissue, we suspected this fraction to harbor a higher intraclonal IgV region complexity.

In order to study hNCC before they migrated among unrelated cell types, we first determined the stages during which they emigrate from the dorsal neuroepithelium.

As I accepted with a grateful heart, my mind was racing when thinking about my journey, which began when I emigrated from El Salvador to the U.S. as a child with my parents to pursue a better life and an education.

The Stanford study also sheds light on major aspects of human population history, like the time at which the first modern humans emigrated from Africa.

Which is why Mr. Nikci, who emigrated from Albania for political and economic reasons when he was 18, includes only a few Albanian and Croatian offerings on his predominantly Italian menu at Fuffi of Irvington.