Sentence examples for are arising in a from inspiring English sources
The presumption is that further mutations are arising in a tumour all the time, and that eventually one of them makes a molecular change that nullifies the effect of the drug.
I notice what is arising in my body be it a tightening in my shoulders or a furrowing of my brow in response to a challenging moment with my daughter; or perhaps if I am driving and someone cuts me off triggering a surge of adrenalin I take a deep breath and lo and behold the emotions pass quickly and I am free to respond rather than react.
The question of what a vMDT might be arises in response to a series of other questions.
Fixed point problems are now arising in a wide range of applications such as optimization, physics, engineering, economics and applied sciences.
Today, as millions of men and women of childbearing age and younger are surviving cancer, the question of reproduction is arising as a paramount consideration in planning treatment.
In recent years, Mobile Social Networks (MSNs) have been arising a growing interest in both scientific and industrial fields for its potential value.
There always seemed to be problems arising in a particular part of the conglomerate.
Type I tumours (about 80%) are endometrioid carcinomas arising in a background of hyperplasia in obese women.
ELIZABETH KOLBERT: There is definitely evidence that humans have continued to evolve in response to a changing diet — for example lactose tolerance in adults is a pretty recent trait that's arisen a few times in societies that raised cows.
The notion that alien civilizations are ubiquitous arose in a scientific sense four decades ago.
