Sentence examples for arising from articles from inspiring English sources

But in a follow-up conversation, he said that those were just general discussions arising from articles published in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

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They then turn to more specific comments and reflections arising from the articles prepared for this special issue on the application of ITS in STEM instruction.

The branching pattern is similar to that known from extant stomatopods and the recently described Spinosculda ehrlichi [ 15] with two distal flagella arising from one article, which itself arises from the same article as the third flagellum.

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were other factual errors.

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were also several other factual errors, which are corrected today in an editors' note on Page A2.

Earlier in the day he had suggested that Cruz's father, Rafael, who is now an evangelical preacher, had aided and abetted Lee Harvey Oswald, a claim arising from an article that had appeared in the National Enquirer.

He said that, contrary to the impression arising from the article in The Staten Island Advance, he did not support the legalization of hunting deer with bow and arrow on Staten Island and did not say or imply that he did when he spoke to The Advance's reporter on Monday.

The following year, Pound and Flint fell out over their different interpretations of the history and goals of the group arising from an article on the history of Imagism written by Flint and published in The Egoist in May 1915.

For other archaeostomatopods, the antennula is often reconstructed with all flagella arising from one article [ 5, 21].

A recent analysis arising from a review article by Granacher et al 42 supports a similar assumption, observing that the improvement in gait speed (a possible determinant of performance in the UGT) is related to measures of isometric/dynamic strength and power.