Sentence examples for emergence figures from inspiring English sources

For those who find the idea that it is rational to drink the toxin completely counter-intuitive, its emergence figures as a problematic, rather than welcome, implication of Gauthier's and McClennen's views concerning rational resoluteness.

Moreover, for both anesthetics, the Hill slopes are also significantly greater for induction than emergence (Figure 2, Table 1).

These cultivars maintained greater dry biomass at the end of submergence and re-growth fast during re-emergence (Figure 1).

The cultivars that maintained a higher carbohydrate content at the end of submergence were found to develop new leaves very quickly and accumulated greater biomass during re-emergence (Figure 1).

After the cessation of culling, the avian population remains vulnerable to H5N1 re-emergence (Figure 1e).

The emergence (Figure 3a) and disappearance (Figure 3b) of subgraphs corresponding to modules (here, complexes and/or pathways associated with the vesicle transport system) can be observed.

Nevertheless, the concept of emergence still figures in some evolutionary thinking.

But that argument ignores the emergence of figures who resist or challenge the interest of their demographic group, such as the anti-feminist Jan Brewer, Republican governor of Arizona, or losing San Diego mayoral candidate Carl DeMaio, a gay conservative who touted his endorsements from antigay activists.

In our growth conditions, lateral root emergence seems to stabilize at around 50% after one week of growth (Figure 2C).

Interestingly, strong GUS staining was specifically observed in the true leaf emergence site (Figure 1D).

In addition, gravistimulated roots presented a homogeneous rise in emergence rate (Figure 10A).