Sentence examples for engendered during from inspiring English sources

Neorealism, Italian Neorealismo, Italian literary and cinematic movement, flourishing especially after World War II, seeking to deal realistically with the events leading up to the war and with the social problems that were engendered during the period and afterwards.

The Surface 2 appears to be easily besting the consumer interest that its predecessor, the Surface RT, engendered during its release in late 2012.

However, a defect of this coating approach is the tremendous decrease in SERS activity, which is caused by the coating layers that separate the target molecules from the Ag NPs and by the possible morphology changes of the Ag NPs engendered during the coating process.

We wished to determine when DNA damage is engendered during the cell cycle in reactivated myotubes.

In contrast, during both the yoga classes and the laboratory sessions, the participants held their poses static "for a full breath" before returning to a starting position, and we calculated the average JMOFs engendered during the middle 3-seconds of each pose.

Close examination of whole genome sequence of 54 SARS-CoV isolates identified before 14th October 2003, including 22 from patients in Singapore, revealed the mutations engendered during human-to-Vero and Vero-to-human transmission as well as in multiple Vero cell passages in order to refine our analysis of human-to-human transmission.

Neuberger's challenge now is to restore the spirit of collegiality that Phillips was unable to engender during his three years in the president's seat.

Qian's difficulty adjusting to American culture and his strong personal attachment to China engendered suspicions during the McCarthy era that abruptly ended his career.

The formation of adatoms on the surface after the irradiation is possible [46], and this surface can grow by the agglomeration of the engendered adatoms during the early stages of bombardment.

Mrs. Clinton vied aggressively for support among blacks, following on the great good will engendered by Bill Clinton during his campaigns and presidency.

Her unique public popularity engendered such enthusiasm during the company's annual seminar, a three-day multimillion-dollar extravaganza, that she often had to use little-known passageways to elude her fans.