Sentence examples for late emergence from inspiring English sources

Writer describes the late emergence of Italian-Americans as an important voting bloc in New York.

He criticised the late emergence of the letter which revealed out Mr Armstrong's disciplinary.

To underscore the developmentally late emergence of the mutations in CD8+ effector T cells, we used CD4+ cells as the comparator in our study.

Synopsis: Our late emergence of AM flies in the Hudson Valley this season has developed quickly with threshold in blocks with high fly pressure and ideal soil moisture.

In addition, we observe spatial intratumoral heterogeneity of TERTp mutation status, consistent with this model of late emergence in tumor evolution.

D'Antoni then mentioned the breakout seasons by Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler and David Lee, the late emergence of Toney Douglas and the intrigue of Bill Walker.

In his latest, Emergence, Horsthuis creates a series of organic fractal landscapes with geometric structures.

But federal biologists said the latest emergence of the disease constitutes a grave threat to the cave-dwelling winged mammals added to the U.S. endangered species list in 1976.

This latest emergence of a variation of interpreting the quality of artistic output through analysing how many people deem it worthy of purchase is interesting because, sadly, it tells us that the vinyl market isn't the stronghold of techno 12"s that we'd like to think of it as.

The positive identification of CEP genes in gymnosperms in this study places a limit on the latest emergence of CEP genes at the point of angiosperm/gymnosperm divergence.

In a similar scenario, pathological challenges occurring in early development, such as neonatal stroke and hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, that have been observed to promote AMPK activation, - also produce late-emergence cognitive deficits.