Sentence examples for arise separately from inspiring English sources
The cells that produce calcitonin, which are called C cells, or parafollicular cells arise, separately from the thyroid and migrate into it during development of the embryo.
Taking an evolutionary perspective might lead us to wonder if the similarities between Lemba and Jewish traditions are homologous or analogous that is, did the traditions descend, with slight modification, from the same practice in some historical group of people, or did they arise separately?
Current models for the origin of the three hemocyte types propose that plasmatocytes, crystal cells and lamellocytes represent distinct lineages that arise separately from a common stem cell or prohemocyte [1] [3], [12].
As shown in Figure 8, current models of hemocyte lineages speculate that plasmatocytes, crystal cells and lamellocytes are distinct lineages that arise separately from a common stem cell or prohemocyte [1] [3], [12].
The independent distribution of these different PAE mutations suggests that, as would be expected, these mutations arise separately of each other.
Does the high affinity RF characteristic of RA arise separately or is it due to the generation of immune complexes by ACPA?
Writing systems appear to have arisen separately in various parts of the world as well as through direct genetic influence.
Studies comparing Eskimo-Aleut languages to other indigenous North American languages indicate that the former arose separately from the latter.
No one at the company planned this sub-specialty; most of the books, "Seaside Gardening" among them, arose separately and serendipitously, Mr. Himmel said in a telephone interview from his Manhattan office.
In the case of Meyer's theory, it turned out to be not so; however, the question arises separately for each new classical theory.
US laboratories, in fact, commonly arose separately from one another, following the initiatives of the different specialists who started introducing this technique in their practice.
