Sentence examples for emerging notion from inspiring English sources

Emerging notion conceptualize DAPC as a scaffold for proteins involved in membrane stabilization and transmembrane signaling [16].

Joseph Moinian of the Moinian Group said the whole emerging notion of a high-rent "Times Square South" office district was related in part to the breakup of the Helmsley properties.

Moreover, our findings support the emerging notion that H3.3 has multiple functions in distinct genomic locations that are not always correlated with an "active" chromatin state.

There's this emerging notion now that we don't have to be married to have sex, and more people are having sex as a result.

There is an emerging notion that sleep, like the circadian system, is under genetic control [40], [41].

These results are in agreement with the emerging notion that rapid protein synthesis in axons and growth cones regulates growth cone behavior [see [27] for a recent review].

Likewise, Charles Ess makes a link between relational models of the self found in Aristotle, Confucius and many contemporary feminist thinkers and emerging notions of the networked individual as a "smeared-out self" (2010, 111) constituted by a shifting web of embodied and informational relations.

Multiple reviewers analyzed the transcripts in determining emerging notions and categories.

These results agree with emerging notions in the field suggesting low variability of metastable brain states are associated with less behavioural stability [ 44, 45].

As well as looking for convergence, we also sought negative instances to ensure that the analysis was not too aligned with our emerging notions of the findings.

Further, it emphasises a need for constant reflexivity to inform the emerging theoretical notions, and guides the sampling of articles.