Sentence examples for like arising from inspiring English sources

What would such a movement look like, arising out of Newtown?

The microcracking sequence (radial, median, lateral, and ring-like) arising at the glass surface under sharp contact loading and the extent to which these cracks develop is intimately related to the way the material attempts to relax the corresponding stress field.

The mass had a long cord-like tissue arising from the great omentum (Fig. 3) and was surgically removed after ligation of the cord-like tissue.

The mass had a long, cord-like tissue arising from the great omentum (arrows) Fig. 4 Histological findings.

Solitary fibrous tumour has a mass-like form arising both from the visceral and parietal pleura, and more than 50%% of cases show a vascular pedicle.

In controls, Laser-PAS induces long-term changes in motor evoked potentials reflecting M1 long-term potentiation-like plasticity, arising from pain-motor integration.

Finally, a common characteristic of fibrils is their unbranched, straight, fiber-like structure arising from the intertwining of the multiple β-sheet filaments.

Potentially, many of these miRNA candidates represent species specific miRNA-like genes arising from recent duplication of progenitor sequences [3], [4].

Overall, these findings indicated, but did not prove, that luminal progenitors are the 'cells-of-origin' for basal-like tumors arising in BRCA1 carriers.

The operational definition of "wheezing" in epidemiological studies and clinical practice is usually a whistling-like sound arising from the chest [ 9- 14].

The model proposed by Behbod and Rosen [ 1] considers myoepithelial differentiation as being end-stage and 'basal-like' tumours arising from ER-negative long-term stem cells.