Sentence examples for emerging the idea from inspiring English sources

It is emerging the idea that differences in molecular characteristics can be present in newly diagnosed versus recurrent malignant high-grade astrocytomas [ 2, 24].

Glossing over the moderate liberals' appalling political errors, the standard account traces the Terror to Robespierre's beliefs: thus emerges the idea that radical democracy, equality and incorruptibility breed violence.

Single layered knitted fabrics provide insufficient cut resistance, which emerged the idea of stacking multiple layers.

When thoughts emerge, the idea is to let the thoughts pass by, rather than embroider them with more thinking.

Thus emerged the idea to construct an instrument using the pyrite disc and a self-made laser sound reader".

Gone is the baby-eating, Satan-worshipping hag of medieval Europe, and in its place has emerged the idea of female healers.

As high status outlets for publishing excellent replications emerge, the idea of professors or institutions requiring some replication of previous work as a part of every PhD thesis becomes more plausible [ 9, 10].

In the metaphorical idea of a light pouring down from active intellect, there emerges the ontological idea that this intellect emanates forth the very form of the world.

For an emerging technology, the idea of a technological innovation system was considered as a new method to understand the dynamic changes of technological progress [ 20].

From the advancement in imaging techniques and computers have emerged the new idea of the vision of image-guided, computer-assisted, minimally invasive surgery (6).

One of the few issues where a clear division emerged was the idea of establishing a national gun registry.