Sentence examples for arising from displacement from inspiring English sources

Stress arising from displacement and introduction into new environment has been shown to expose immigrants to excess health risks and potential health hazards [ 4].

Welcome to Everytown by Julian Baggini 256pp, Granta, £14.99 Identity is questioned when it is threatened; for immigrants the threat arises from displacement from their mother country to a new home where they are compelled to ask who they truly are.

Electrical depolarization of the membrane arises from displacement sensitive inward cation flow (Fig. 1c), and this compels a flexoelectric-generated increase in membrane curvature (decrease in radius) due to the interaction between the negatively charged polar lipid membrane heads and the transmembrane electric dipole [5].

We investigate two aspects of distributed deformation arising from fault displacement patterns at Yucca Mountain.

This domain includes a focus on knowledge about climate change from across the disciplines to respond to, for example, diagnosis of more complex climate-related conditions such as mental health conditions arising from population displacement brought about by extended drought.

However, in spite of its essential importance in probing ferroelectric domains, a downside of PFM is its inability to distinguish between an internal polarization structure and a possible electromechanical response arising from DW displacements or deformations.

The contributions of inertia effect due to in-plane and rotary motions, and the higher order function arising from the assumed displacement models are included.

Diffusion weighted-MRI exploits intrinsic contrast arising from the thermal displacement of water molecules over a given time.

This difference in coupling energy is similar in magnitude to changes in interaction energies arising from the pigment displacements described by TLS tensors.

The most substantial effect due to GBs arises from the displacement which they produce in direction normal n to the specimen surface at their line of emergence.

Whether or not it arises from character displacement, the branching of life highlighted by Darwin and subsequent evolutionary biologists contradicts the notion of universal progression.