Sentence examples for a emergence of from inspiring English sources

Part A: emergence of the hypercycle.

Two summary measures are used to compare the effectiveness of alternative strategies: (a) Emergence of resistance is measured using the cumulative proportion of all strains resistant to one or both drugs, as a function of time (b) The impact of mutant strains on outbreak dynamics is assessed by the time to reach half of the final attack rate (tmed).

Although Goldberg described an emergence of a new side-effect [ 9] we are describing a decline in clinical effectiveness.

There needs to be an emergence of a leader, whether from the ANC or from another party, to inspire people.

What Sanders both revealed and helped shape, though, was not an emergence of a Socialist party in the United States.

There's an emergence of a new manned space order.

There is an emergence of a xenophobic right that is suspicious of Muslim immigrants.

Pessimists would say that such an emergence of a new power had never been accommodated peacefully by an existing world order.

You'll see an emergence of an idea-led Republican majority.

Following a trend from industry, there is an emergence of Software Engineering research with an interest in software ecosystems [28 30].

As a result, we are seeing an emergence of new intelligence, with brands using bots to keep the conversation alive.