Sentence examples for general emergence from inspiring English sources
In general, emergence was lower in the autumn trials than in the spring one.
However, on the basis of our analysis, some statements about the general emergence of network features can be made.
In general, emergence agitation is evaluated after extubation in the postoperative care unit, as described previously [12 15, 17].
In general, emergence occurs when the sum of the system's parts or micro agent interactions produce an irreducible whole-system outcome [13, 14, 15].
It is found that although the past tectonic phase in the Indian peninsula has been one of general emergence, the present coastal geomorphology of India has evolved largely in the background of the postglacial transgression over the pre-existing topography of the offshore zones, shore, and coast.
They play important roles in the adaptation of established pathogens to new metazoan hosts as well as the general emergence of new pathogens (5 – 7); bacteriophages can transform their commensal bacterial host to a pathogen or simply add to the virulence of pathogenic bacterial hosts (7 – 9), a process termed "lysogenic conversion".
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This project suggests neither a self-conscious nor a political concept of law but a social-scientific one that would help us understand the social world in general, the emergence and persistence of social groups over time and the causes and consequences of different governmental structures.
In contrast to general parasitoid emergence and proportions of females, the body mass of the two most abundant primary parasitoids, A. arvicola and T. brevicornis, was higher in the presence of legumes in the plant community.
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