Sentence examples for description of emerging from inspiring English sources
From the description of emerging pathogens and the factors that have or may have led to their development presented in the chapter, it is clear that there is often more than one factor involved.
It is Tolkein's description of emerging spring in The Two Towers that I find most evocative of the season's woodland flowers: "Great ilexes of huge girth stood dark and solemn in wide glades," he writes, "with here and there among them hoary ash-trees, and giant oaks just putting out their brown-green buds.
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These studies have resulted in the detection and description of emerging strains that may represent vaccine escape variants or strains that acquire drug resistance more readily than others, or harbor other characteristics that render them especially successful [12], [13].
Because modern molecular tools used for the description of emerging MAC species have not been available in most previous reports, the real prevalence of M. colombiense may have been underestimated.
Data analysis will focus on a detailed description of emerging themes, with a focus on identifying the positive and negative aspects of the PACT model and strategies to support its ongoing implementation in the care facility.
After the induction and deduction of relevant themes, a simple description of emerged themes was undertaken, capturing some of the "quotable quotes" which were the actual statements of the participants.
A full description of many emerging virus families and the factors influencing their emergence can be found in Howard.
The description of the emerging American plan and the possibility of war-crime trials of Iraqi leaders could be part of an administration effort to warn Iraq's generals of an unpleasant future if they continue to support Mr. Hussein.
When "The Fourth Turning" came out, our biggest partisan fans were Democrats, who saw in our description of an emerging "Millennial generation" (a term we coined) the sort of community-minded optimists who would pull America toward progressive ideals.
