Sentence examples for emerges I from inspiring English sources

When values of global fractal dimension, maximum number of intersections, and critical radius for prenatal at 41 gw (Table 2) are compared with those of adults [ 7] the following emerges: (i) the global fractal dimension is essentially the same (1.32 versus 1.30); (ii) the critical radius is also essentially the same (42  μm versus 43).

Concerning incomplete immunizations, though, an opposite association emerges (i.e. the prevalence is somewhat higher in the group 'German mother tongue' than in the group 'other mother tongue').

"If such evidence emerges, I would not hesitate to support that step.

"Regardless of what law emerges I think feature of this process – starting off with extremely draconian proposals for legislations – is that it tires out the resistance.

If there's a lot of social turmoil that emerges, I think that's going to strengthen the case for adoption registries" and privacy protections.

When she emerges, I will present her with my genitals, which I have taken out of my trousers, and request that she kiss them.

From this emerges I-consciousness (ahaṃkāra).

Later, three major studies of economic doubt emerged (i) by Rose (ii) by Davidson using a critical discount rate of 7% (iii) by McColl.

Importantly, susceptibility to acute disruption was present before baseline cognitive differences emerged (i.e., at 12w).

(GP 1) Two main sub-themes emerged: (i) preventive purposes, and (ii) management purposes.

One theme that emerged (i.e. lifestyle patterns) and its subthemes were analyzed and coded inductively.