Sentence examples for As emergence from inspiring English sources

As emergence of castration-resistance in PCa is invariably associated with highly aggressive and metastatic disease (Jennbacken et al, 2006; Srivastava et al, 2012), it appears that there may be a common molecular thread for these distinct phenotypes.

It is not always easy to differentiate emergence from invasion, as emergence should be immediately followed by the local spread of the emergent structure, a first 'mini-invasion' (Fraser et al. 2005).

This phenomenon, known as emergence, is embodied by "bottom-up" systems that use "relatively simple components to build higher-level intelligence".

This nonlinear phenomenon is known as emergence, and Holland was among the first to realize the connection between emergence and individual and organizational adaptation.

To the contrary, he testified that as far as emergence cash bonus awards were concerned, such rewards were rare or not the norm in Chapter 11 cases and in far lower amounts".

Germination was defined as emergence of the protocorm from the testa.

Mr. Beaty, who won an Obie Award in 2007 for his play "Emergency" (formerly known as "Emergence-SEE!"), will play all of the characters in "Through the Night".

This year is playing out like the reverse of the 11-2, feel-good season two years ago that was hailed as Rutgers's emergence as a football power.

Mr Huppert does, however, have other worries, such as the emergence of a credible Green Party candidate.

Her own eggs will hatch at the same time as the emergence of those of her host bee.

Even platforms are somewhat ephemeral, as the emergence of wearables and context reveal.