The phrase "arise opt" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate words that do not form a coherent expression together.
Example: "I need to arise early tomorrow to opt for the best seat."
Alternatives: "emerge choice" or "rise select".
So would she, if the situation arose, opt for Dignitas?
And yet whenever a career opportunity arose, she opted instead for being a "woman," identifying herself as "housewife" on the census form even after she had become a successful journalist.
In this paper, however, we consider only division algebras whose degree is prime to (mathrm{char}, K), for which this issue does not arise, so we opted to use the simplest possible definition of (mathbf{gen}(D)).
The interesting conceptual issue that arises, whether we opt for standard DRT accounts or such accounts supplemented with choice functions, is whether this departs from the Russellian analysis of indefinite descriptions in important ways.
Would not a test arise, however, if Britain decided to opt out of something that we currently opt into?
Complications can arise, restaurateurs say, when some diners opt to pay with cash on a bill that's split evenly among all guests.
A FEW hours later, we started to get hungry, and the issue of collecting kindling for the fire arose (we had opted not to buy a gas camp stove, theorizing that these were for sissies).
A role for alternative splicing in the evolution of multicellularity then would largely have arisen by co-opting the preexisting process.
Thus, in metazoan cells, growth factor signaling pathways may have arisen by co-opting processes that occurred constitutively in their unicellular ancestors.
Comparative genomics has shown that genes involved in mate choice typically are highly polymorphic and arise through gene duplication, then are co-opted for mate choice [ 3].
