Sentence examples for from the arising from inspiring English sources

The best known formulation of this principle captures the sense of transience and interdependence of all phenomena: "This being, that becomes; from the arising of this, that arises; this not being, that does not become; from the ceasing of this, that ceases" (Majjhima Nikāya, II, 32).

We established in vitro culture cell lines from the arising tumours in the mice treated with oxykine, gliadin or saline, and designated them as QRsP/OK, QRsP/GD and QRsP tumour lines, respectively.

However, in an attempt to establish tumour cell lines from the arising tumours, we failed in three out of the 10 tumours arisen in oxykine-treated mice due to scar or necrotic tissues, none of which were viable tumours as far as examined macroscopically and histologically (data not shown).

For example the timing of information-giving was refined from the suggestions arising from the qualitative study.

The case of SNU-1079 was obtained from the cholangiocarcinoma arising from right lobe of liver.

This strategy separates RNA-dependent effects from those arising from the manipulation of the underlying DNA.

Deviations of polarization values from the mean arise from the fact that not all rigor bonds are precisely the same.

By using ESI-IMS-MS, these ions were well separated from those arising from the amphipol.

From the mesoderm arise the visceral and limb bud mesenchyme.

The loan would then be paid back through monthly deductions culled from the energy savings arising from the retrofit.

The corporate entity is created to protect its individual owners from personal liability arising from the activities of the corporation.