Sentence examples for course of emergence from inspiring English sources
Sequence of recovery during the course of emergence from the minimally conscious state.
In the course of "Emergence," Mr. Johnson draws parallels between the "climax stage" in city life -- defined in the 1960's by Lewis Mumford as the point beyond which a city cannot grow without suffering deterioration and a loss of civic unity -- and the runaway growth being sustained by Internet communities today.
This difference was maintained over the course of the emergence period.
Fig. 5 Time course of seedling emergence (a) and mesocotyl and coleoptile length (b) of 3 CSSLs, Nipponbare and Kasalath in four soil burial depth; (a) Lines and bars represent the mean with SE of 5 lines, Nipponbare Ni), Kasalath (Ka), CSSL-6 (SL6), CSSL-15 (SL15), and CSSL-5 (SL5).
"Whatever the course of the emergence of language and speech, the evidence developed in this study does not support the hypothesis of the recent, sudden, and simultaneous appearance of language and speech in modern Homo sapiens," they wrote.
However, the time course of the emergence of neurocognitive deficits is not well understood.
Thus speculating on the putative time course of virus emergence between C/OK-like and D/bovine/France/2986/2012-like strains is difficult.
From this work, the question arises about the dynamics of the D. solani diversity in the course of its emergence and spreading in crop cultures.
Both deterministic and stochastic evo-eco models have been developed to describe the time course of cancer emergence and cancer cell proliferation.
Given the sampling locations, sampling dates and full genome sequences of enough CMG isolates it should be possible to query the multiple genetic imprints left in the course of their emergence as cassava pathogens to statistically retrace the historical migration rates and dissemination routes of these viruses across sub-Saharan Africa and the SWIO islands.
