Sentence examples for arising near from inspiring English sources

Simulated and measured normal birefringence along the flow direction was in fair agreement, but simulations were unable to describe the observed birefringence maximum arising near the gate.

This phenomenon is well documented in the literature [[29]], and is likely the result of higher strains arising near the site of tissue clamping and slip at the grip-tendon interface.

Note the narrow origin and proximal part of the RCA arising near the left coronary cusp at approximately 2 o'clock with a sharp angle with the aorta (normal origin is at right coronary cusp at approximately 11 o'clock, arising with perpendicular orientation from the aorta).

Drawbacks to this model certainly exist, the key one being the presence of background signals as noted on Figure 2. It is clear that hypoxia is intrinsic in some normal tissues, such as the kidneys and thyroid, which may make the observation or localization of tumors arising near or from these tissues impractical.

Among the 47 patients, there were 48 ATs arising near the region of the AAS.

Of 26 2K1N PL cells examined, 23 (88%) had only a single fluorescent flagellum, arising near the anterior kinetoplast.

More settlers arrived, and a small village arose near the fort.

A wonderful juxtaposition arises near the entrance to the exhibit, where Thoreau's diaries face Ruskin's.

Some time after 1500 the kingdom of Mitanni (or Mittani) arose near the sources of the Khābūr River in Mesopotamia.

The superior oblique muscle arises near the rim of the optic foramen and somewhat nearer the nose than the origin of the rectus medialis.

This quandary — which usually arises near the end, when Alzheimer's begins to destroy the part of the brain that controls eating — is often presented as a stark choice between providing nourishment and withholding it.