Sentence examples for arising especially from from inspiring English sources
The second of these alternatives, arising especially from Pearl's (2000) work on causal modeling, treats causation as relative to a certain sort of mathematical representation.
This method contains several previously known projection schemes as special cases, while some have been applied to problems arising, especially, from complementarity problems, convex quadratic programming and other variational problems; see [2 4, 11] and the references therein.
The decision to apply the law to military units in Nigeria was largely informed by human rights abuses allegedly carried out by elements of its security forces, arising especially from its effort to defeat Boko Haram.
Some complaints still arise, especially from Europe, Mr. Guo said.
Challenges will arise, especially if sourcing plants from developing countries.
Controversy has arisen, especially between those approaching this problem from the southern side of the HTP (dominantly European and American scientists) and those approaching from the northern side of the HTP (dominantly Chinese scientists).
It arises especially in a variety of models from applied mathematics, biological science, physics and another phenomenon, such as the theory of electrodynamics, electromagnetic, fluid dynamics, heat and oscillating magnetic, etc. [9, 12, 18, 21, 24].
Patients in our survey expressed similar concerns about their future health, as well as fears of premature death arising from COPD, especially as a result of an exacerbation.
Fellows also reported that there was considerable activity in delivery and dissemination of EBP training (especially arising from the fellowships for medical librarians), and an increase in evidence-based clinical practice change, journal clubs and Cochrane Library use.
The relatively smaller declining trend in the simulated flows compared to the trend in observations can be attributed primarily to two factors: the uncertainties in forcing data, especially precipitation, and uncertainties in human impact simulations, especially those arising from the uncertainties in irrigation practices and irrigated areas.
