Sentence examples for directions arising from inspiring English sources

We discuss implications, questions raised, and new research directions arising from these studies, as well as evidence for similar phenomena in other eukaryotic groups.

Phase 2 of the study will allow us to consider new questions and directions arising from phase 1 findings in addition to those suggested by the literature.

In contrast, new directions arise from reinterpreting the problems worth addressing.

In the final year of the study (October 2008 09), we will work collectively to interpret the data from which policy directions arise.

When we consider all of the human and animal evidence together (Table 1), many questions and research directions arise as to how we should develop and improve upon strategies to identify the individuals in whom early-life events predict adult diseases: Can epigenetic biomarkers be used to identify mechanisms, so we can treat the cause and not the symptom?

The nodes on the plane z = − d are constrained to this plane, because disturbances to the trivial strain field in the vertical direction arising due to buckle formation are assumed to be negligible at this distance.

However, there was a significant regression between the pretreatment counts and KI (0 2), and another between the 2-day counts and KI(0 2) in the opposite direction, arising because they are not independent.

From then on, one appreciated how Mr. Noble's thoughtful direction arose naturally from Verdi's drama.

Wilson's collaboration with the Campaign to Change Direction arose after Barbara Van Dahlen, Give an Hour's founder and president, watched the biopic Love & Mercy.

It is shown that non-trivial alignments with respect to the wind direction arise and important performance deviations occur among the most frequent configurations.

The second direction arises from the modern gravity theories, in general, with nontrivial torsion and nonmetricity.