Sentence examples for arising in the second from inspiring English sources

Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) is the most frequent liver disease arising in the second or third trimester of pregnancy.

In the current research, saturation in the US sample was examined by comparing the first 10 transcripts with the next 10 to identify if any concepts arising in the second set of 10 interviews had not arisen in the first 10 interviews.

Powerful countries have also failed to regulate lenders to prevent debt crises arising in the first place.

It is a convenient view or fiction, arising in the first place out of ignorance, and only tenable as long as further observation is limited or wilfully ignored.

Michael Cook, a spokesperson for the banking union Unifi, agrees that call centre staff probably bear the brunt of customer anger but thinks the banks could go a long way to preventing this anger arising in the first place.

Written in an accessible style, the contributions are intended equally for philosophers exploring the novel problems arising in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, but also for technologists interested in the philosophical implications of their work.

Colloid cysts are congenital, slow growing, benign intraventricular lesions usually arising in the third ventricle.

OPNF is a hamartoma of neuroectodermal origin accounting for 1-21-2%f all orbital tumours, typically arising in the first decade of life.

But perhaps the most far-reaching goal of this approach would be to prevent tumors from ever arising in the first place.

In the end, the only way to fully contain extremist violence is to engage marginalized individuals and build a resilient society, i.e. one that keeps the permissive environment from arising in the first place.

This means reducing the chances of problems from arising in the first place and, when they do, supporting people to manage them as effectively as possible". The logic behind this is hard to dispute.