Sentence examples for arisen primarily from inspiring English sources

Swedish and New Norwegian (in part) preserve nonneuter plurals in -ar, -er, and -or, which merged as -er in Dano-Norwegian; in Danish these have become -e, while a new plural in -er has arisen, primarily for loanwords.

The antibiotic resistant strains of M.tb have arisen primarily due to poor compliance resulting from prolonged therapy [2].

Proponents argue modern disorders like heart disease, diabetes and cancer have arisen primarily from the incompatibility between our current forms of diet and our prehistoric anatomy.

Our current understanding of BRCA mutations and their contribution to hereditary breast cancer has arisen primarily from studies conducted in Caucasian women.

This controversy has arisen primarily from the lack of the direct induction of ESC-like cells from well-characterized SSCs.

However, in a few facilities some areas of conflict had arisen, primarily related to HFC roles, financial management and allowances.

But the possibility arises primarily from concerns about counterfeiting.

The problems at Mid Staffs arose primarily from a crude and mismanaged drive to cut costs.

He contends that the rampant hatred of the ultra-Orthodox arises primarily from secular Israelis' desire for superiority.

Problems tend to arise primarily when populations become so dense as to cause overcrowding.

Morgan posited that advances in social organization arose primarily from changes in food production.