Sentence examples for could be arising from inspiring English sources
Comparing with the sulfur vacancy-related emission (at 434 nm) of the as-grown sample, a red shift of 6 nm (from 434 to 440 nm) could be arising from the fit error or the changed surrounding of defects after annealing.
However, some of these species such as A. brevispica are particularly known for invasive characteristics (Angassa and Oba 2008, 2010); as such, their high relative abundance could be arising from their rapid spread and colonizing effect on the landscapes in Karamoja sub-region.
A tumor arising from these pericytes could be arising from progenitor mesenchymal cells, thus expressing BCAS3.
This could be arising from the assumption that the cesarean route of delivery would give the mother a higher chance of having alive baby.
The strong background signal could be arisen either from the Co-based fluorescence or from the amorphous background of the alumina body.
Taken together, the observations of this study and the results of previous studies suggest that anomalously low total mineral and total clay mineral abundances observed in the black gouge could be arisen from comminution during the recent earthquake.
We hypothesize that the presence of three divergent ZsMTLα loci variants could be arisen from two alternative events.
Variation in the methylation at these loci could potentially be arising from other sources, and so we next examined the relationship between genome-wide methylation among the available twin pairs in the study, stratified by sample type.
The result of the current statistical analysis rejected the null hypothesis that the difference could have been arisen by pure chance at P<0.05.
In particular, SlHDMA1, 2 and SlHDMA4, 5 could have been arisen from a tandem duplication event as suggested by their close position on chromosome seven (not shown).
This was again supposed to show thay there could be impressions arising from what is not [sc. a pomegranate] which are indistinguishable from a cognitive impression.
