Sentence examples for becoming arises from inspiring English sources

The central drama of becoming arises from a wildly errant throw by Henry, which injures a teammate and seems to dissolve Henry's confidence.

Each peak has a sharp rising edge due to the scatter from the front edge of boxes, and then a longer tail which arises from the scattered photons becoming attenuated within the box.

We propose that increased levels of ET-1 and PAI-1, as previously shown, [ 6] arises from the SKA2 gene becoming transcriptionally inactive upon chronic PlGF exposure.

Many RNA viruses also have high substitution rates – defined here as the rate at which mutations become established within populations – which reflects the probability of arising mutations becoming fixed within virus populations, and is subject to the effects of processes such as natural selection [ 12, 13], competition with other mutations [ 14], and overall viral population dynamics [ 15, 16].

In Haroun's film, when civil war arises the moral stakes suddenly ramp up, becoming mortally high.

By continuing the struggle, a feeling of being the one who governs arises, even though daily activities are successively becoming difficult to perform.

Later in development, Bowman's capsule arises as a diverticulum of each tubule, subsequently becoming indented by the glomerulus.

For many countries, the opportunities arising from becoming members of the European Union has accelerated this trend.

This yields an estimate of the transfer rate as high as one insertion arising and becoming fixed in the population every 200 years.

It arises from the medial tubercle of the calcaneus and extends distally becoming broader and covering the plantar surface of the flexor digitorum brevis muscle.

The question arises why low media use seems to protect young adolescents from becoming overweight because media use per se does not account for energy-balance.