Sentence examples for instead of arising from inspiring English sources

The sense of struggle, instead of arising from the drama, arises from the performance.

Instead of arising as a purely medical disease, schizophrenia was thus the result of wrestling with two identities: the identity defined for us by our families and our authentic identity, as we experience ourselves to be.

"As for the matter of my judicial philosophy, I didn't have one — and didn't want one," he writes piously, explaining his reluctance to answer the senators' questions about his views: "A philosophy that is imposed from without instead of arising organically from day-to-day engagement with the law isn't worth having.

At last week's Biology of Genomes meeting here, researchers reported that domesticated rabbits, instead of arising through changes in just one or two genes, have many subtle genetic shifts distinguishing them from wild rabbits.

A curious detail regarding the origin of most ovarian HGSC in patients with HBOC, suggested by recent studies of prophylactically removed ovaries, is that instead of arising primarily from the ovary as originally assumed, these tumours actually seem to arise from the fallopian tube fimbriae and are characterized by p53 signature mutations, typical of tubal intraepithelial carcinomas.

That sequencing of the C/L/A translocation indeed identified the same base substitution suggests that these two translocations are derived from each other instead of arising independently from separate CAN1 invasions.

We suspected that the high degree of dAMP incorporation opposite isoCMe may be due to the deamination of isoCMe to T. This notion was already suggested by the group of Steven Benner.[ 10] They showed that 15%% of the oligonucleotides contained T instead of isoCMe, arising during the synthesis or deprotection step.

As evidence of this, Prabhu states that Tipu does not mention a large scale Christian conspiracy in his writings in the Sultan-ul-Tawarikh, where he justifies his action instead as arising from the "rage of Islam that began to boil in his breast".

The central flaw of the book, she said, was that the Gethenians seemed too much like men, instead of menwomen: This arises in part from the choice of pronoun.

Because the method proposed here is a correlation matching-based method, a question regarding its robustness in front of a frequency selective channel, instead of flat fading, arises.

Given the complexity and robustness of biological networks such diseases are unlikely to be the result of single points of failure but instead likely arise from the joint failure of two or more interacting components.