Sentence examples for manner that rises from inspiring English sources

We argue, however, that the certain specificities within national, regional and institutional contexts are giving rise to the construction and bio-objectification of populations and publics in relation to biobanking, whereby engagement is understood in a very diverse manner that rises in connection with the individual context of a given biobank.

Hence, lysosomal Ca2+ release from individual lysosomes may not be synchronized in a manner that gives rise to global increases in [Ca2+]cyt.

A micro-grid is here defined as an arbitrarily sized community within which the heat and electricity from co-operating micro-generators are used to supply the time varying energy demands in a manner that gives rise to cost and performance benefits relative to conventional means of supply.

If severe weather threatens to disrupt distribution channels, companies need to ensure against such risks in the same manner that rising energy costs would drive the business case for maximizing energy efficiency.

The purpose of the video, the message continues, is to investigate "the possibility that an individual, hand-cuffed behind his back, may or may not have the ability to use a concealed firearm in a manner that would give rise to his or her death".

The purpose of the video, a message at the beginning states, is to investigate "the possibility that an individual, hand-cuffed behind his back, may or may not have the ability to use a concealed firearm in a manner that would give rise to his or her death".

Localized health systems aim to provide essential health care services to populations where they live, in a manner that is sustainable given rising prices for petroleum products and energy.

This idea means that policy makers need to be educated in a manner that equips them to take advantage of the rise of big data.

The main characters, particularly Juliette, are depicted as frankly and openly sensual in a manner that would not become commonplace in cinema until the rise of the French New Wave, a quarter of a century later.

Transfection of IGFBP-rP1 in prostate cancer cells gives rise to a less malignant phenotype, in a manner that is directly proportional to the level of expression [ 44].

As he lays bleeding on a lavatory floor, the camera takes the vantage point of Oscar's soul as it rises, experiencing the transition to the next world in a manner that closely resembles The Tibetan Book of the Dead.