Sentence examples for arose half from inspiring English sources

It's worth hoping that Tunisia's secular Jasmine Revolution can seed similar uprisings in a restive Middle East that has undergone vast economic and social change, but suffers under the same sterile national security regimes that arose half a century ago.

The idea that blood pressure (BP) and (by definition) hypertension are polygenic traits arose half a century ago from the famous debate between George Pickering and Robert Platt about the nature of the frequency distribution of BP [ 1].

"The same technological advances are making the tools of destruction deadlier, cheaper and more available, making us more vulnerable to problems that arise half a world away, to terror, to ethnic, racial and religious conflicts, to weapons of mass destruction, drug trafficking and other organized crime".

Our findings indicate that type III intra-testicular arteries, with centrifugal branches arising half way along the course of the centripetal arteries, are typically complementary to type II.

Cooking odors, on the other hand, arise only half a dozen times a year.

On this basis, a reasonable assumption is that, numerically, need for care arises at half the rate per head of that in adults: that is, in 7.5%, or in 15,000 children per 1,000,000 of the general population, where children make up 20% of that population.

The miners arose from a half a mile below the earth after being trapped for 69 days, and when they emerged they danced, they sang, they kissed the earth, they kissed their wives, kissed their mistresses sometimes both and they were ecstatic.

The study had the advantage that early confirmation arose in about half of the children in the context of a universal newborn hearing screening programme.

For doctor communication, about half of the overall difference associated with South Asian patients (ranging from −6 to −9 percentage points) could be explained by their concentration in practices with low scores, but the other half arose because they reported less positive experiences than White patients in the same practices.

The major DNA adduct has been identified as S-[2- N7-guanyl)ethyl]glutathione, which iS-[2- N7-guanylriS-[2- N7-guanyltard and epiS-[2- N7-guanylntethyl]glutathione

"My own interest in racing arose more than a half century ago," he wrote in the preface to the third edition of "Ainslie's Complete Guide to Thoroughbred Racing" (Simon & Schuster, 1986).