Sentence examples for likely arising from inspiring English sources

Biphenotypic acute leukemia (BAL) is a rare disorder comprising 5% of acute leukemias, most likely arising from a multipotent progenitor cell.

It is found that aside from the low-level appearance of wild-type sequence and random mutations likely arising from PCR errors, the actual distribution of mutations in a given mixture was as designed experimentally.

This phenomenon is likely arising from the interaction effects occurred by mixing condensate and DSO which results in breaking of chemical bonds and increase the total volume after mixing, leading to excess molar volume greater than zero [28].

The deformation field (Figure 7) computed solving Eq. (1) resembles the patterns obtained in [12 14], although there are some discrepancies in the amplitudes, likely arising from the medium heterogeneity rock properties and the single component injection.

With regard to age, sympathetic ophthalmia follows normal distribution with some report of higher occurrence among children and individuals over 60 years of age, likely arising from increased ocular injury in young age and increased frequency of intraocular surgery in the older population [3].

As [R] was considered a new realization of /dz/ likely arising from Mandarin negative transfer (Chen 陳雅玲 2010, 2012; Chuang and Fon 2017), a negative connotation might have been attached, to which female speakers are more sensitive than their male counterparts [cf. Labov (1990), Maclagan et al. (1999), Trudgill (2000)].

The spectrum of monolayer graphene on plant substrate is essentially the superimposition of that of multilayered graphene on the glass fibers, except the appearance of a larger D band and right shift of G band (likely arising from the defects introduced in the formation of the multilayered graphene[12]).

The double bond was located at different positions 8, 9 or 10, and the methyl group at position 10 or 9. Thus, this new FAMEs are likely arising from a 16:1 acyl chain of a phospholipid that had been transformed by the G236E CFAS mutant in vivo.

One variant, known as HLA-B*73, likely arose in modern humans after cross-breeding with Denisovans.

(It likely arose from the fact that compass readings grow wildly erratic near the poles).

And the problem will likely arise again when executives leave companies for public service.