Sentence examples for applications arises from inspiring English sources

The privacy issue associated with mobile crowdsensing applications arises from the potential to incidentally collect sensitive data about participants [25].

Second, most of the gain in accuracy due to using markers in current applications arises from explaining the Mendelian sampling term, rather than from tracing signals generated at individual QTL.

Although it arose originally from neuroscience, optogenetics is widely applicable to the study of many different biological systems and the range of applications arising from this technology continues to increase.

In the long term, Miller can foresee some possible practical applications arising from her research.

Mr. Jasper of Sonic.net says the history of computing shows us that "no matter how much storage we have or how fast the computing processing speed or network connection speed, applications arise to utilize them".

They readily agreed to its clause saying that the foundation had to be named in any patent applications arising from the work, that any profits or revenue from the discoveries had to be shared with the foundation and that any genetic test must be made readily available to the foundation, she said.

Only time will tell what novel applications arise, he says.

But she also predicted that as new printing applications arise the industry will be stimulated to provide new technology.

Real-life applications arise, for example, in VLSI design and at rail rail transshipment yards.

Potential applications arise in the design of air and ground transportation networks.

It is expected that this will happen more frequently as further applications arise for personalized surgical guidance.