Sentence examples for emerges both from inspiring English sources

Thus, ADK emerges both as a diagnostic marker to predict, as well as a prime therapeutic target to prevent, epileptogenesis.

He emerges both as a very human individual, who could be utterly unreasonable, and at the same time as bigger than life, a person obviously magnified in memory.

Van Duyn's "Selected Poems" ultimately emerges both as a monument to an illustrious career and as an attempt to solidify her position as a major poet.

If an agreement eventually emerges, both parties will have to sell it to constituencies that remain skeptical because of the even more tortured history between the two countries spanning six decades and including a coup, terrorist attacks, assassinations, the shooting down of a passenger aircraft, covert operations, nuclear sabotage, and hostage dramas.

If an agreement eventually emerges, both parties will have to sell it to constituencies that remain skeptical because of the even more tortured history between the two countries — spanning six decades and including a coup, terrorist attacks, assassinations, the shooting down of a passenger aircraft, covert operations, nuclear sabotage, and hostage dramas.

A high expectation for forest mitigation emerges both in countries' climate targets (i.e., the nationally determined contributions, NDCs), where forests are assumed to provide up to a quarter of planned emission reductions by 2030 [2], and in estimates of land-based mitigation potential [3] and pathways to achieve 2° [4].

Methodology and techniques start emerging both in literature and practice.

Already two interesting hypotheses have emerged, both of which are about corporate cultures.

Journalistic norms therefore emerge both as an ideal and as a regulatory mechanism within the field.

After details of the lyrics emerged, both sites removed information on the songs.

Major differences emerge both in the compositional field and the convective pattern when the compositional diffusivity is neglected.