If aid is received, it will be comparatively smaller and will likely emanate from developed countries' foreign ministries and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) foreign development grants instead of military assistance.
If you hear any low whistles or sharp intakes of breath as you sit watching "Spider-Man: Homecoming" this weekend, they will most likely emanate from the lips of patent attorneys.
Full field digital image correlation was employed to investigate failure of the specimens, most likely emanating from the notch.
This guy is usually found in an Ibiza mega-club, amid the seizing strobes and palpable human funk – likely emanating from his own sebaceous glands.
Remnick's query centered around accusations -- most likely emanating from somewhere within Koch World and handed to the New York Post and other outlets -- that Mayer's journalistic track record, according to their research, was rife with plagiarism.
The s-vLNs are unique among the PDF-positive vLNs in their ability to maintain a rhythm of PERIOD/TIMELESS expression and nuclear entry under constant darkness and temperature [32], [33], suggesting that PDF's role in the maintenance of free-running locomotor rhythms likely emanates from these neurons.
For example, the projections of the s-vLNs enervate central brain regions occupied by the clock neurons hypothesized to drive the evening peak of activity (Reviewed in [35]), suggesting that PDF's effects on evening peak phase likely emanate from the s-vLNs.
This difference likely emanates from one or both of the two key differences between the definitions.
Thus, the increase in tachykinin concentration likely emanates from both the blood vessel walls and the cells of the inflammatory infiltrates.
One rat in each group showed localized inflammation and marrow fibrosis related to small dead bone fragments, most likely emanating from the grafts.
