The phrase "at arising" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "The issues will be addressed at arising situations."
Alternatives: "upon occurrence" or "when they arise".
In summary, a negative/positive P wave in leads V1 or V2 and relatively narrow P waves are highly predictive of AT arising from the AAS (RAS), however, it provides little help for differentiating AT origin from the RAS, NCC, and AMJ/LC C
(2) A negative/positive P wave in leads V1 or V2 and relatively narrow P waves on surface ECG are highly predictive of AT arising from the atrial septum, however, it provides little help for differentiating AT origin from the RAS, NCC, and AMJ/LC C
We trace the progress and design of new strategies for the generation of random oligonucleotides, and include a look at arising diversity biases.
Among the 47 patients, there were 48 ATs arising near the region of the AAS.
Recently, it has been reported that ATs arising from the LC C/AMJare not uncommon among ATs surrounding the aortic cusps.
Neither the waterboarding claim nor any other aspect of Khadr's 2002-2011 treatment at Guantánamo arose at Tuesday's hearing.
The foreign secretary, William Hague, has agreed to look at any proposals arising from the conference.
I don't see that arising at the moment" – before contemplating the possibility more seriously.
Histological characterization of tumors arising at distant sites following vessel seeding.
"Wait!" the King exclaimed, arising at once from his Throne of Watching, scepter ascendant.
Musical acts at Arise include Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Emancipator Ensemble, Ozomatli, Rising Appalachia, TURKUAZ, Trevor Hall and many more.
