Sentence examples for condition emerged from inspiring English sources

Two discordant views of the company's condition emerged after a nearly six-hour hearing about the government bailouts.

But then what Schenck believes is an underlying condition emerged -- the sleep disorder known as restless legs syndrome, which is characterized by extremely painful crawling sensations in the legs.

The news of his mother's and sister's condition emerged during the United States Open, in which Agassi was defeated in the second round and acknowledged that he was struggling with his concentration.

Gradually, evidence accumulated on the exact underlying mechanism, and diagnostic tests for the condition emerged in the 1980s.

Controversial biologist Jeremy Griffith has defined conscience as the voice of our species' instinctive moral sense that was acquired before the psychologically troubled state of the human condition emerged.

In contrast to Hypothesis 2, no significant interaction between time and condition emerged, i.e. we did not find clear-cut evidence for a superiority of SWT + TAU over TAU.

Ethnography is the fertile soil from which our comprehension of the human condition emerges.

As the condition emerges in early adulthood, its effects are present for much of patients' lives.

This suggests that subtle characteristics of the condition emerge over the first year and gradually transform into the full-fledged condition during later development.

Regardless of their medical or healthcare condition, emerging adults with chronic illnesses face common barriers in their transition to adult healthcare and require similar supports.

In this article, we discuss current concepts of EED, challenges in defining the condition, emerging biomarkers, and our approach to evaluating the EED pathway in the SHINE trial.