Sentence examples for and arise in a from inspiring English sources

These problems are taken to be elliptic and linear and arise in a whole host of physically interesting problems.

In contrast, type II carcinomas are unrelated to oestrogenic stimulation and arise in a background of atrophic endometrium.

In each case, their anterior stripes formed in the syncytial blastoderm have double-segment periodicity and arise in a manner that could be explained by the type of enhancer logic exemplified by Drosophila eve (Small and Levine, 1991; Small et al., 1992, 1996; Schroeder et al., 2004; Schroeder et al., 2011).

But Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., a lawyer for the two couples challenging California's ban, said the Roe ruling was a different case on a different subject and arose in a different political and social context.

The proposed stopping criterion is based on the residual spectrum and arises in a natural way when the LARS/homotopy is applied to the considered objective function.

Latour and Woolgar ([1986]) have exposed the human, interested, motivated world of the science laboratory that is usually excluded from accounts of scientific enquiry, and Bloor ([1991] [1976]) has taken this further by arguing that all kinds of knowledge, including the most apparently human-independent, is motivated and arises in a context of values and beliefs.

Abnormalities were present in all DCIS cell spheroids and pseudoductular isolates (Table 2) and arose in a background of cells with a normal karyotype from the same patient.

Three forms of PEH have been described: a pure or primary form occurring within dilated vascular spaces, a mixed or secondary form occurring within a pre-existing vascular lesion (e.g. hemangioma or pyogenic granuloma), and a rare third form which is extravascular and arises in a hematoma[ 3].

It came from a Netscape ally — Sun Microsystems Inc. — and arose in an unrelated lawsuit.

" His entire professional life has been spent looking at various aspects of one great question: how can meaning, design and morality arise in a universe that began as meaningless, void and without form?

However this dispute is resolved, questions of trust and authority arise in a particularly pointed way in the sciences, and Hardwig's dilemma for the physics experiment is also a specific version of a more general phenomenon.