Sentence examples for may subsequently arise from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in addition to defining mechanisms by which resistant variants may subsequently arise after prolonged TRAIL treatment, further investigations are also needed to define the mechanisms by which colorectal carcinoma cells become sensitive to TRAIL and what selective advantage of tumour cells has given rise to this sensitivity.

This general trend is consistent with previous studies in bacteria (Bjorkman and Andersson, 2000); (Gagneux et al., 2006) and in a single documented case in C. glabrata (Singh-Babak et al., 2012), suggesting that compensatory mutations may subsequently arise to offset the major fitness cost of mutations conferring drug resistance.

Thermokarst lakes may subsequently develop from ponds formed in depressions.

There subsequently arose a new music related to Christian practices but not connected with the liturgy.

Suh added that he thought the discussions that subsequently arose about the system's inadequacies made it worth bringing the case in the first place.

Ferguson told him to wait for a better opportunity, which subsequently arose at Everton.

Antibody-based drugs subsequently arose as the largest and fastest growing class of protein therapeutics.

A myth subsequently arose that the flash crash was due to a trader's "fat finger", selling ten times more contracts than he intended.

Other problems subsequently may arise through intangible costs, in terms of reduced QoL of parents.

The latter may subsequently give rise to a radicular cyst.

Furthermore, the mechanism of optical excitation and molecular switching of TBA on Au(1 1 1) has been identified to arise from a substrate-mediated charge transfer process, whereby photogenerated hot holes in the Au d-band lead to transient positive ion formation, which may subsequently result in the conformational switching of adsorbed TBA.