Sentence examples for future emergence of from inspiring English sources
1759: The Year Britain Became Master of the World by Frank McLynn 422pp, Jonathan Cape, £20 Frank McLynn's splendid book tells the story of a year in which colonialism flourished, the slave trade was at its height and the future emergence of the United States was virtually guaranteed.
Such a grey and white-matter heterochronous maturation make these structures more fragile during brain development and could account for the expression of a medial parieto-frontal trait-pattern in patients vulnerable to schizophrenia, independently of the potential future emergence of acute psychotic episodes.
A single G1613A mutation was associated with future emergence of HCC.
Such a presence suggests that the future emergence of EHM in Poland is probable.
Future emergence of HCC was associated with aging and the presence of a single G1613A mutation.
After cleaning, the three houses received biostat treatment with one of two borate formulations to prevent future emergence of mold.
Although no drug-resistant E. coli infections were known to have resulted from this dissemination, the data nonetheless suggest the possibility of widespread future emergence within the community of E. coli that is resistant to ESCs and of the responsible resistance genes, which could have substantial adverse health consequences (4, 5 ).
Further efforts to understand the changing epidemiology and the risk factors for antibiotic resistance will be necessary to minimize the future emergence or spread of antibiotic-resistant strains.
In addition, they might also trigger the future emergence and spread of these resistant determinants both at a chromosomal or/and plasmid level.
Such an approach presents important opportunities to reduce the impact of disease emergence events and also to mitigate future emergence through improved cross-sectoral coordination.
Although it is still not known whether naturally acquired immune responses can confer protection from re-infection of SARS-CoV, vaccines are likely to be the most effective way to provide protection against a future re-emergence of SARS-CoV.
