Sentence examples for fact arising from from inspiring English sources

This asymmetry is ultimately a social fact arising from the desire to respect negative face (Ducrot 1973, Brown and Levinson 1987, Horn 1989).

These observations raise the possibility that this mass was in fact arising from the adrenal gland itself and not from a heterotopic location within the kidney.

I think that the local nature of intercellular communication should not be presented as a part of their hypothesis, but as a known fact arising from physical constraints (diffusion constants etc).. To make this point first, the authors should briefly discuss what is known about the diffusion of various molecules in bacterial communities.

One important fact arising from our study is the unexpectedly high number of differentially expressed isoforms of members of large gene families, that was also observed in SAGE libraries from Lotus japonicus, where different levels of transcription induction among leghemoglobin gene paralogs were found [ 12].

Can goodness, in fact, arise from strength?

Another perhaps confounding fact arises from that era.

Critics of public diplomacy have been quick to disparage the American belief that international tensions can be eased by dispatching an official to proclaim that deep down we are all united by our love for, say, children — a Hughes staple — when the animus, in fact, arises from real policy differences with the U.S. government.

This fact arises from the slow recrystallization kinetics shown by PLA.

We therefore carefully examined the possibility that the maintained selectivity observed between sessions might, in fact, arise from successive isolations of different neurons with almost identical spike waveform and response selectivity profiles.

Typical EOCs, however, are readily distinguished from the very rare primary ovarian mesothelioma, and instead resemble carcinomas arising in true Müllerian-derived tissues such as the endocervix, endometrium, and fallopian tube, suggesting the requirement for a metaplastic process if EOCs do in fact arise from the ovarian surface mesothelium.

There is increasing evidence to suggest most high-grade serous carcinomas, including those with bulky unilateral or bilateral ovarian disease, do in fact arise from the tubal fimbriae or secondary mullerian epithelial inclusions in the ovaries [9], [10], [11], [39], [40], [41].