Sentence examples for a second emergence from inspiring English sources

The medium-chain form (MDR) is also old but second in terms of all the parameters above, and therefore compatible with a second emergence.

The White Army has had a second emergence, playing an especially active role in the current conflict.

Phylogenetic trees and distances analyses demonstrate a first emergence of Hapalemur simus followed by H. aureus which is the sister clade of the H. griseus subspecies.

Second, emergence increased for the wild-produced cross types as percent crop alleles decreased.

A second is the emergence or re-emergence of such infections as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

A second is the emergence of anaesthesia with a consequent increased use of forceps and other measures in the 19th century and an increased turn to caesarean sections from the mid-1970s onwards.

Tackling this debilitating illness most effectively at the first emergence of an episode in adolescence could be seen as a crucial prevention strategy that may reduce the risk of recurrence of future episodes and prove integral for the long-term improvement of individual health outcomes.

During this first emergence, reproductive males also emerge with this first brood and are called the early males.

"It's the first emergence of a broad-based Internet community that brings together not only tech giants and the users, but all the young innovators and investors," said Leslie Harris, president of the Center for Democracy and Technology, an advocacy group backed by several technology companies.

This was the first emergence of a "grey market" in Britain – drugs acquired legally, but sold illicitly.

This was the first emergence of a "grey market" in Britain drugs acquired legally, but sold illicitly.