Sentence examples for examples that emerge from inspiring English sources

Two examples that emerge from our analysis include the differential profile of sphingolipid synthesis genes described above and the observed transient elevation of histone deacetylase 2 during differentiation.

One example that emerges from this approach to research is that of ChemR23, a specific GPCR that signals effects of RvE1 and C15.

The most prominent example that emerged was the experience of clearing the coastal road of debris after cyclone Pam.

For example, patterns that emerge in CodaChrome heat maps indicate proteins that are particularly highly conserved for functional reasons, as well as proteins that are rapidly diverging and useful for subtyping of bacterial species.

Here we aim both to extend this process, but also provide a model example of the difficulties that emerge as the comparisons are extended to higher taxonomic levels.

Examples of inherited diseases that emerge in adulthood include Huntington disease and certain forms of cancer (e.g., familial breast cancer involving inherited mutations in either of the genes BRCA1 or BRCA2).

Carnap's attempts to formalize dispositional terms and inductive methods are classical examples of the problems that emerge in the formalization of empirical science.

Klein, Jaffe, and colleagues, for example, identified cell states that emerge or expand following damage or injury by studying regenerating tracheas.

This example also foreshadows wider tensions that emerge between depri-vation of property, due process protections, and the social imperative to fight crime and corruption.

The situation in Venezuela is one example of the catastrophic consequences that emerge in society suddenly stripped of its electricity access.

Biologically, this is for example relevant for fungal hyphae that emerge from an aqueous growth medium to form aerial hyphae and produce spores, which are then covered with a layer of hydrophobins that render them hydrophobic.