Sentence examples for described as arising from inspiring English sources

Type 1 endobronchial NHL is described as arising from hematogenous or lymphatic routes.

The structural relaxation of amorphous materials is described as arising from the superposition of elementary processes with varying activation energies.

Tendon sheath cysts have been classically described as arising from the first or second annular pulley (A1 A2) of the digital flexor tendon sheath [9] or from the visceral layer of the tendon sheath [10, 11].

Evolution is guided by these principles; life as a product of evolution has a tendency toward these principles, and we as humans have these tendencies hard-wired into us even to the point that our very conception of self-existence arises out of it; in Analysis of Sensations, the ego is described as arising from an "ideal mental economical unity".

The fish incarnation Matsya is described as arising from Dhumavati.

When this occurs, the cancer has no identifiable genetic or environmental cause and, as such, can be described as arising from bad luck.

The opening chapter, for instance, explores restraint and plainness in poetry, qualities Longenbach describes as arising from a "surrender" that lets a poet "wither" into his proper style.

Smith begins the book with an account of sympathy, which he describes as arising when we imagine how we would feel in the circumstances of others.

Tarka was rewritten 17 times, according to Williamson – "in what can only be described as anguish arising from a sense of insufficient knowledge".

Early models, based on scalp electroencephalography (EEG) and observations of conserved human ictal semiology, described onsets as arising from a localized zone (Brazier 1972).

Sun and Lowe said on Sept. 11 that they would part ways because of what they described as a conflict arising last year after the merger that created Lowe Lintas; the merger brought together under one roof the accounts of Sun and a competitor, the Dell Computer Corporation.