Sentence examples for manifestation from from inspiring English sources
So internal devaluation (i.e. deflation) would not so much solve the eurozone's problem as shift its manifestation from one sphere to another.
The religion has taken elements from each, ranging from baptism (Christianity) to circumcision (Islam) to reverence of fire as a manifestation from God (derived from Zoroastrianism) and yet remains distinctly non-Abrahamic.
Buttock abscess is a rare clinical manifestation from unusual extrapelvic extension of psoas abscess.
In the case of RANKL, it seems there is a slight reduction in manifestation from the group 3 in the early phase, and this seems to show a suppression of the osteoclastic activity of alendronate.
To derive the photoinduced effect manifestation from the linear response of a background, we normalized the obtained dependencies (Fig. 4a) on a linear transmittance T 0. The results are shown in Fig. 4b as smoothed curves with the relative error of about ±0.2%[22]].
Observations of distinct differences in disease manifestation from these studies lead to the supposition that rheumatogenicity and nephritogenicity may be independent properties of two separate GAS genetic lineages that broadly correspond with strains most commonly causing throat and skin infections, respectively.
"As for controlled manifestations from outer space, there is no tangible evidence of their existence".
Leishmaniasis is a disease caused by the protozoan Leishmania resulting in a variety of clinical manifestations, from self-healing skin lesions to fatal visceral disease.
New York City's concert music world is now largely engaged with the business of holiday music in its many manifestations, from medieval chant to contemporary glosses on familiar carols.
Is it urban, working-class England in its various, and sometimes contradictory, manifestations, from pubs and the music hall to northern non-conformity (and comedy)?
The dominant mind-set in high tech today, Ms. Borsook argues, is libertarianism -- in its many manifestations, from laissez-faire free-market economics to a more virulent form of "anarcho-capitalism".
