Sentence examples for is emerging over time from inspiring English sources

This discrepancy between the results of the two approaches reflects the differing results based on similar approaches that is emerging over time in the literature [ 29- 32], and will almost certainly require further research if a definitive resolution is to be established.

"It's not obvious abuse: it's emerged over time and much of the power lies in the silences, in what Rob isn't saying".

He added that by the time a patient reaches end-of-life, the multidisciplinary team has "… been able to come to a view… on the basis of a picture that's emerged over a period of time, that can help influence whether you know that person is identified as being at low, moderate, or high risk".

But research that shows other senses crossing over is emerging all the time, and it seems that even sound and smell sometimes form an unlikely pairing.

A conclusion is emerging: the model of a landscape changing over time seems plausible as an explanation for fundamental features of morphogenesis and tissue formation [ 13].

However, there is emerging evidence that mutation levels can change over time, increasing in post-mitotic tissues, such as brain and muscle and decreasing in mitotic tissues including blood.

With an accumulation of in silico data obtained by simulating large-scale biological networks, a new interest of research is emerging for elucidating how living organism functions over time in cells.

Pettitte is emerging as an ace at a time when the Yankees need one, and Ventura re-emerged as a power hitter over the weekend.

At the same time, corruption is emerging.

"It's a Darwinian algorithm, it'll evolve to be more and more effective" says Cox. "So we're hoping to see fewer outcomes emerging over time".

Qualitative analysis packages (eg., NVivo9, ATLAS TI) will be used to identify key issues and themes emerging over time.