Sentence examples for continuously arising from inspiring English sources
The main motive of speculative thinking, then, is the resolution of apparent contradictions continuously arising in experience.
Evolution is fundamental to understanding how our genomes are organized, why new infectious diseases are continuously arising and how disease-causing organisms become resistant to drugs, and why certain disorders are common in some populations and not in others.
CNAs, on the other hand, are ubiquitous, physiological and continuously arising, inflicting repeated damage and mutations to the somatic DNA.
These hybrids demonstrate such extreme hybrid superiority that parental species genotypes continuously arising from hybrid × hybrid matings are constantly outcompeted [ 8, 10] and thus virtually absent among adults.
Same for pg2 bottom part; "CNAs, on the other hand, are ubiquitous, physiological and continuously arising, inflicting repeated damage and mutations to the somatic DNA".
The evolutionary relatedness among samples is also important because paralogs are continuously arising within each evolutionary lineage (Lynch and Conery 2000; Hurles 2004; Langham et al. 2004).
Thus, islets continuously arise from founder cells located in the branching and ramifying ducts.
In programming education, there is a model called 'creative thinking spiral' as a process model to foster creative thinking skills to come up with innovative solutions to the unexpected situations that will continuously arise in people's lives (Resnick 2007).
However, as new VSG switch variants continuously arise within the population, these escape recognition and form the next wave of infection.
In A. thaliana, flowers continuously arise at the floral apex and are arranged in a spiral, with the younger buds on the inside.
Damage to DNA in cells continuously arises either endogenously (e.g. from exposure to metabolically generated oxidants or replication of damaged template) or exogenously (e.g. from exposure to ionizing radiation or xenochemicals).
