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Precisely how these cells arise has been the subject of some debate, with apparent species-specific differences in mice and humans.

Perception, although it does not perform any intentional determination, is however capable of eliminating superimpositions via a causal process: perception gives rise, at the next moment, to another non-conceptual mental event in which the potential of the wrong superimposition to arise has been neutralized, thus preventing its subsequent arising.

While congenital heart malformations have been observed in animal studies of diabetic pregnancy, a spectrum of defects that can arise has been less well characterized [ 33- 35].

Although the stroma in which carcinomas arise has been previously regarded as a bystander to the clonal expansion and acquisition of malignant characteristics of tumor cells, it is now generally acknowledged that stromal changes are required for the establishment of cancer.

The pan-African fashion magazine "Arise" has been promoting the continent's designers since its debut in 2009, organizing events during New York fashion weeks, in Paris, Johannesburg and its own fashion weeks in Lagos, most recently showing the work of 77 designers over four days in March.

Throughout the years, Arise has been continuously praised by the music press, not only as a landmark release of Sepultura's career, but of extreme metal in general.

The ignorant people who want to ban new technology when new problems arise have been defeated once more.

The mesenchymal condensations from which skeletal elements arise have been singled out as being important for the patterning especially of chondral bones (i.e. bones developing out of a cartilage template (reviews: [1], [2]).

Potential underlying mechanisms through which cardiac hypertrophy and cardiac dysfunction may arise have been suggested by previous molecular studies.

The different steps that arise have been associated to different redox states of the components of the electron transport chain [ 28].

Salma Yaqoob says she thinks the case-by-case approach that has so far been used, when issues of veiling and security have arisen, has been the right one.