Sentence examples for considered arise from inspiring English sources
The low gate leakage current characteristic of sample S4 is considered arise from the large band offsets [21] at the nanolaminate/Si interface.
However, other possibilities to be considered arise from the possible involvement of ANG in innate immunity and the potential influence or co-evolution with its interacting proteins and ligands.
In November 1996, Q magazine stated that "Arise remains their thrash high water mark, sounding like an angry man throwing tools at a urinal while reading the Book of Revelations [sic]." AllMusic contributor Eduardo Rivadavia considered Arise as "a classic of the death metal genre".
All kinds of expenses she had never considered arose.
Although this investigation focuses on an aeroelastic system, the general form of equations considered arises in many other settings, so that the approach would be relevant to a whole range of engineering applications.
Recently, similar ferromagnetic nature was also observed in other layered materials like exfoliated WS2 nanosheets [26], where the magnetism is considered arising from the unsaturated central metal atom due to partially filled d orbitals.
As we demonstrated, if the case is with mixed instances (see Figure 6), more complicated underlying mechanisms should be considered arising from different CPU performance, the number of cores, and others such as memory.
Traditionally, these alterations have been considered to arise sequentially and to give rise to the progressively more aggressive and invasive phenotypes observed during tumorigenesis [148].
This anomalously high M NRM/M IRM value is considered to arise from strong anisotropy of the crystal.
In both applications, epistemic uncertainties are considered which arise from some lack of knowledge, from simplification in modeling as well as from subjectivity in implementation.
The multiple melting endotherms of PET were considered to arise from the occurrences of initial melting, recrystallization, and remelting processes in the melting region.
